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Fig. 2E —38-year-old man with small full-thickness tear in right
supraspinatus tendon. Rotator cuff muscles and acromiohumeral distance are
normal. T1-weighted sagittal oblique image shows no fatty degeneration of
supraspinatus (SSP) or subscapularis (SSC) muscle (Goutallier stage 0
[6]). Small amount of fatty
degeneration (Goutallier stage 1) is present in infraspinatus (ISP) muscle.
Normal supraspinatus muscle crosses tangent (dashed line), connecting
superior borders of scapular spine and superior margin of coracoid
("tangent sign" absent).
