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case_images: MRI T2-weighted of the right shoulder: coronal oblique view (a) showing a small size full thickness supraspinatus tear (black arrow), sagittal view (b), and axial view (c) showing tendinosis of the subscapularis muscle (yellow arrow).
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case_images: MRI evaluation revealed an approximately 1 cm tear in the rotator cuff, specifically in the supraspinatus muscle on its articular side, as well as tendinosis and subtle muscular signal change in distal subscapularis (Figure 1).
case_images: Intraoperative picture showing infraglenoid muscle (yellow arrow) originating from the anteroinferior aspect of glenoid (G), separate from subscapularis muscle (white arrow): (a) prior to glenoid preparation and (b) after glenoid reaming. G: glenoid; LHBT: long head of biceps tendon (transected).
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case_images: A distinct muscular structure was found at the anterior-inferior aspect of the glenoid rim (Figure 2), which was not determined as part of the glenoid labrum.