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Fig. 3. —Normal posteroinferior labrum in 46-year-old man with shoulder pain.
T1-weighted axial image (TR/TE, 600/14) from MRI arthrogram of shoulder shows
normal slope and pointed rim of posteroinferior bony glenoid (arrow).
Size and appearance of posterior labrum are normal, and no evidence of
hypertrophied low-signal posterior soft tissue is present.
