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Fig. 2B. —62-year-old woman with shoulder pain and weakness. Coronal T2-weighted MR image shows retraction of distal supraspinatous tendon to level of medial humeral head (black arrow). Superior subluxation of humeral head and narrowed acromiohumeral distance can also be seen in this patient with long history of symptoms consistent with impingement. Torn fibers of long head of biceps tendon can be seen near labral attachment of tendon (white arrow).