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Fig. 2A. —47-year-old man with surgically proven rupture and retraction of distal biceps tendon. Longitudinal sonogram of contralateral normal right elbow shows distal biceps tendon (short arrows) inserting on bicipital tuberosity (long arrow). Distal aspect of tendon has areas of decreased echogenicity due to anisotropy. Note radial head (H) and radial neck (N).