Biceps injury There is full-thickness rupture of the distal tendon of the right biceps with proximal retraction of the tendon to the level of the humeral condyles. There is perhaps a small residual stump of fibers emanating from the tubercle of the proximal radius; however no definite fibers are seen between the retracted tendon and this stump. There is a small hypoechoic collection adjacent to the retracted tendon, likely representing a small hematoma and there is generalized hypervascularity of the soft tissues anterior to the radius. The brachialis muscle and insertion are intact and the brachial artery appears normal. The remaining soft tissues are also unremarkable.
Distal right biceps tendon rupture with retraction of the tendon to the level of the humeral condyles.