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"the separation of the infraspinatus tendon from the supraspinatus tendon is difficult; so much so that an arbitrary cut-off of 1.5 cm from the anterior edge of the supraspinatus is used, i.e. the first superior 1.5 cm of the rotator cuff are designated as the supraspinatus, and the next 1.5 cm the infraspinatus tendon"

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List Punctuation

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"the normal labrum is a sharply demarcated hyperechoic triangle continuous with the underlying glenoid."

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List Caps

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"Hill-Sachs defect"

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Acronyms

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"paralabral cyst associated with SLAP lesions"

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H1 Terminology
H1 Clinical applications
H2 Indications
H2 Contraindications
H1 Technique
H2 Physical principles
H2 Device structure
H2 Device function
H2 Image acquisition
H2 Image reconstruction
H2 Post-processing
H2 Technical advances
H2 Protocols
H1 Interpretation
H2 Normal values
H2 Limitations
H2 Pitfalls and artifacts
H1 History and etymology
H1 Practical points
H1 Related articles
H1 See also

"Long head of biceps"

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"Subscapularis"

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"Supraspinatus"

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"Infraspinatus"

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"Glenoid labrum"

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"Suprascapular notch"

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"Acromioclavicular joint"

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"Dynamic examination"

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Semicolons

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"longitudinal images: the probe is placed in the transverse position (mediolaterally) over the humeral head with the marker of the probe away from the patient's torso; then, the transducer is moved from top to bottom to access three portions of the tendon: superior, middle, and inferior fibres; then:"

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"dynamic study: by internal and external rotation of the arm while the probe is held still, possible impingement of the tendon can be assessed; as demonstrated by bunching of the tendon during internal rotation while it passes under the coracoid process"

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"labral tear: >2 mm hypoechoic zone; vacuum phenomenon between the labrum and glenoid; absent labrum; movement of the labrum during a dynamic examination"

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"labral tear: >2 mm hypoechoic zone; vacuum phenomenon between the labrum and glenoid; absent labrum; movement of the labrum during a dynamic examination"

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"labral tear: >2 mm hypoechoic zone; vacuum phenomenon between the labrum and glenoid; absent labrum; movement of the labrum during a dynamic examination"

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"osteoarthritis characterised osteophytes; subchondral cyst formation"

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