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Fig. 2. —20-year-old man with posterior shoulder instability, labrum tear, and labrocapsular avulsion. Axial fat-saturated T1-weighted (TR/TE, 779/12) MR arthrogram of right shoulderr shows intraarticular contrast material in posterior labral tear (solid arrow) that extends posteromedially along posterior glenoid rim (open arrow). This labrocapsular tear is 24 mm in craniocaudal length; humeral translation is 6 mm posterior to plane of scapular body.

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