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Video Author: Ricci Vincenzo Published on: 11.15.2021
In physiological conditions, regular gliding of the subscapularis muscle-tendon unit can be observed at the level of the coracoid/subcoracoid space. No snapping phenomena or fluid collection is visible during dynamic assessment. Note that the subscapularis muscle belly - visible at the end of external rotation - should not be misinterpreted as an anechoic pathology.
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