18 year-old male with chronic shoulder pain The muscles and tendons of the rotator cuff are intact. Contrast outlines a Bankart lesion of the anterior/inferior glenoid with avulsed labrum, cartilage and small osseous component involving nearly the entire anteroinferior glenoid (image 21, series 6). Contrast also extends superiorly within the superior labrum from anterior to posterior (image 9, series 2) consistent with a SLAP tear. There are small cysts within the lateral humeral head. The bone marrow signal is otherwise normal for age. The AC joint is normal. Glenohumeral alignment is within normal limits. Muscle bulk is within normal limits.
Complex Bankhart lesion and SLAP tear as described above.