there is a small shoulder effusion there is normal marrow signal involving the humeral head and glenoid. the acromion is horizontally oriented with a slightly curved undersurface . there is increased signal intensity seen to involve the ac joint. the supra- and infraspinatus tendon are intact. normal appearance of the teres minor tendon. there is a tiny defect seen to involve the anterior most fibers of the subscaotularis tendon. this does not extend through the entirely of the tendon. there is not tendon retracte. no big gaps are seen within the tendon .

the biceps tendon is well located within the bicipital groove and appears to have a normal attachment to the superior glenoid labrum. grossly normal appearance of the glenoid labrum there is not fluid seen in the subacromial