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Fig. 5C —Assessing severity of Hill-Sachs deformity. Axial images of proximal humerus show examples of normal smooth rounder humeral contour (A) and minimal (arrow, B), mild (arrow, C), moderate (arrow, D), and severe (arrow, E) degrees of Hill-Sachs deformity. Although one image is presented for each grade, severity of Hill-Sachs deformity is assessed on serial images rather than on a single image.