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Fig. 5. —24-year-old man with normal shoulder. Oblique sagittal reformation of CT scan en face to glenoid fossa shows normal rounded anterior glenoid fossa curvature (small arrows). For descriptive purposes, glenoid notch (large arrow) was defined as 2-o'clock position, most anterior portion of anterior glenoid curvature as 3-o'clock position, and most inferior portion of glenoid fossa as 6-o'clock position.

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