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Fig. 5C. —Schematic representations of superior labral anteroposterior
(SLAP) lesions I–IV in sagittal plane. In these diagrams, for better
visualization, SLAP lesions II–IV are represented as displaced tears.
Arrow = superior labrum tear, A = acromion, Cl = clavicle, C = coracoid
process, S = supraspinatus myotendinous junction, I = infraspinatus
myotendinous junction, T = teres minor myotendinous junction, Sub =
subscapularis myotendinous junction, B = biceps tendon, SGHL = superior
glenohumeral ligament, MGHL = middle glenohumeral ligament, IGHLC = inferior
glenohumeral ligament complex. Lesions correspond to bucket-handle tear of
labrum (arrow) with intact biceps tendon (SLAP III, C) and
with tear extending into biceps tendon (SLAP IV, D).
