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Fig. 6B —20-year-old man with normal superior recess at surgery.
Screen capture from PACS workstation shows localization (curved
arrow) of image A on axial image through top of glenoid rim.
Anterior portion of long head of biceps tendon (solid straight arrow)
and posterior aspect of tendon at its insertion onto labrum
(arrowhead) are shown. High-signal diluted gadolinium contrast
material is also seen in recess on axial image (broken arrow).
