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Fig. 4. —36-year-old man with pain while bench-pressing. T2-weighted axial MR image reveals complete rupture of pectoralis major tendon at its insertion (arrow) with retraction of muscle belly medially (thick arrows) and displacement of biceps tendon (B) from intertubercular groove. Note abnormally increased fluid within intertubercular groove.