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Fig. 3A. —26-year-old male badminton player who had forced abduction
and external rotation (ABER) of right arm after fall during competition.
Transverse extended-field-of-view sonogram shows proximal sternal head of
pectoralis major muscle (P) with grade 3 tear of distal myotendon
(arrowheads) and acute hematoma (asterisks).
