Patient presents with complaints of right shoulder pain, instability, clicking, and catching, consistent with a suspected right shoulder labral tear.  Onset of symptoms occurred [ timeframe e.g., gradually over the past three months] following [mechanism of injury e.g., a fall onto an outstretched hand, repetitive overhead throwing].  Pain is localized to the [location e.g., anterior, posterior, superior] aspect of the shoulder and is described as [character e.g., sharp, dull, aching].  The patient reports [frequency e.g., intermittent, constant] pain exacerbated by [aggravating factors e.g., overhead activities, reaching behind the back].  Physical examination reveals [positive or negative] tenderness to palpation over the [anatomical location e.g., anterior shoulder joint line].  Range of motion is [limited or within normal limits] with [degrees of motion if applicable e.g., abduction limited to 120 degrees].  Positive findings for [special tests e.g., OBrien's test, apprehension test, relocation test] suggest labral pathology.  Differential diagnosis includes rotator cuff tear, impingement syndrome, and biceps tendinopathy.  Imaging studies, including [imaging modality e.g., MRI arthrogram], are recommended to confirm the diagnosis and evaluate the extent of the labral tear.  Treatment plan includes [conservative or surgical management e.g., physical therapy focusing on rotator cuff strengthening, NSAIDs for pain management, surgical labral repair].  Patient education provided regarding activity modification, pain management strategies, and potential complications.  Follow-up scheduled in [timeframe e.g., two weeks] to reassess symptoms and discuss treatment progress.  ICD-10 code [appropriate ICD-10 code e.g., S43.411A] is considered for right shoulder labral tear.