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Fig. 3C. —32-year-old basketball player with recurrent traumatic anterior shoulder dislocations. Arthroscopic photograph obtained after probing anterior labrum confirms presence of Perthes lesion with only loosely attached anterior labrum (arrow). Fraying of labrum is visible at tip of probe. Granulation tissue deposition at labral insertion was seen. G = glenoid, L = labrum, P = probe.