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Fig. 1A —Three-dimensional surface renderings from CT scans for
analysis of glenoid parameters in 25-year-old man with normal glenoid from
control group. Largest length of glenoid joint surface was measured from top
to bottom (blue line) and in anteroposterior direction (red
line) in en face view of articular surface.
