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Fig. 3. —38-year-old woman with 6-month history of right lateral elbow pain. Longitudinal sonogram reveals large anechoic focus (between asterisks) with no normal fibers intact in mid and deep fibers of common extensor origin where fibers arise from bone. Focus occupied more than 70% of tendon depth and was thought to represent partial tear. Findings were confirmed at surgery.