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Fig. 2B. —44-year-old man with single episode of shoulder dislocation. Summation of maximum width on contiguous 1-mm axial CT images provided one measure of cross-sectional area (summated cross-sectional area). Normal anterior scapular tilt results in standard axial CT plane running anterosuperiorly to posteroinferiorly relative to long axis of glenoid.

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