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Fig. 4D. —Epimysial strain at boundary of long head of biceps with short head of biceps in 24-year-old male professional football player (Australian football). Longitudinal sonogram shows linear band of increased echogenicity (asterisks) corresponding to site of epimysial injury (arrow) at 6-week follow-up. Note change in sonographic appearance from baseline to 6-week image.