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Fig. 4B. —44-year-old man with retracted tear of most of distal tendon. Longitudinal sonogram of affected left elbow shows retracted tendon edge (black arrow) with thin strand of tendon (small white arrows) remaining attached to bicipital tuberosity (large white arrow). Hypoechoic fluid (F) surrounds remaining strand of tendon. Note trochlea (T).

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