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Fig. 5C. —T1-weighted MR arthrograms show findings resembling labral tears. Oblique coronal view of same patient as in B shows "double Oreo cookie configuration" with black (glenoid cortex, open arrow), white (sublabral hole, solid arrow), black (labrum, arrowhead), white (sulcus, open arrowhead), and black (biceps tendon, white arrow) areas, which are not superior labrum anteroposterior lesions.

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