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Fig. 2. —Diagram of rotator cuff interval shows left shoulder in external rotation. Rotator cuff interval (asterisk) lies between supraspinatus (SUP) muscle and subscapularis (SUB) muscle. Long head of biceps tendon (arrow) courses in bicipital groove and is displaced laterally away from target site for needle.