SHOULDER LABRUM NORMAL VARIANTS DISCUSSION Sublabral Foramen & Buford Complex. WHAT ARE THE FINDINGS Two normal variants occur in superior portion of the anterior labrum: Sublabral Foramen (also called Sublabral Hole), The Buford complex. SHOULDER LABRUM NORMAL VARIANTS: MOVE SLIDER TO VIEW IMAGES ARE FROM OUR INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT. CLICK ICON BELOW TO SEE ALL OUR …
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In this third part of Glenoid Labrum MRI Simplified we look at the Buford Complex. If you have not seen Part 1 and Part 2 please look at those posts before reading this. Definition: Absent anterosuperior labrum, with a thick middle glenohumeral ligament. MRI APPEARANCE The image below shows a comparison of the normal appearance …
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The problem: Many normal labral variants get called tears. How do we differentiate a normal labral variant from a tear? The solution: Normal labral variants occur in specific areas of the glenoid labrum. Understand their typical location and you will not confuse them with tears. If you havent read the first post on the classification …
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