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Fig. 1B. —30-year-old man who sustained anterior shoulder dislocation while playing rugby. Focal articular cartilage defect was diagnosed prospectively on MR imaging. Patient has not undergone surgery because this dislocation is his first, and he has responded to conservative therapy. Axial fast spin-echo T2-weighted MR image with fat suppression (3800/63) shows focal articular cartilage defect (straight arrow) seen in A. Defect and partial volume averaging with subjacent marrow edema are located medial to distictly separate Hill-Sachs lesion (curved arrow). Anterior is toward top. C = coracoid, G = glenoid, H = humerus.

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