File:MRI. Rupture of the superior and medial gleno-humeral ligament..jpg
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[edit]DescriptionMRI. Rupture of the superior and medial gleno-humeral ligament..jpg |
English: MRI. Rupture of the superior and medial gleno-humeral ligament. The inferior GHL is intact. The inferior gleno-humeral labro-ligamentous complex inclusively adjacent soft tissue is translocated towards medial (white arrow). |
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