"On imaging, it might be confused with a SLAP lesion or an anterior labral tear 1."
"A sublabral foramen is a fairly frequent finding on MRI and might be found in up to 10-20% of normal patients 1,5,6. It is different from the superior sublabral sulcus or recess which can be found more superiorly underneath the long head biceps tendon origin 4. It might be also confused with a type II SLAP lesion or an anterior labral tear 3. Unlike these, the sublabral foramen is characterised by smoother contours, lacks significant displacement (>2 mm) and does not extend posteriorly past the insertion of the long head of the biceps tendon 3."
Expected headings
"MRI/MRA"