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Fig. 1A —21-year-old woman, a Division 1 college tennis player with
shoulder pain for 1 year. MR arthrogram revealed SLAP (superior labrum
anterior to posterior) lesion that was not confirmed at arthroscopy.
Capsulorrhaphy was performed with no relief in symptoms. Repeat shoulder MRI
was negative. Short-axis sonogram of supraspinatus tendon reveals linear
hypoechoic focus at bursal surface of tendon (arrow). H = humeral
head.
