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Fig. 1A —Shoulder of nonembalmed cadaver in neutral position. Sonography scan (A), CT scan (B), and anatomic section (C) obtained at level of tip of coracoid process (C) of shoulder in neutral position show hypoechoic tissue corresponding to anterior part of subacromial-subdeltoid bursa (asterisk), filled by iodinated contrast material on CT image, lying between hyperechoic lines of peribursal fat and between long head biceps (LB) and subscapularis (SUB) tendons deeply and deltoid muscle (D) superficially. Medial portion of bursa (arrow) is well identified facing coracoid process. Humeral head (H) is shown.