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(a and b) T1 axial and T2 coronal magnetic resonance arthrogram images of the left shoulder with the arrows indicating an infraspinatus tear off of the greater tuberosity footprint.
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F1
MRA (Figs. 1A and B) demonstrated a full-thickness tear of the infraspinatus with minimal retraction.
Arthroscopic image of the left shoulder viewed from the lateral portal demonstrating a large "L"-shaped tear of the infraspinatus tendon.
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Visualization from the lateral portal confirmed the massive midsubstance "L"-shaped tear of the entire infraspinatus tendon (Fig. 2).
Arthroscopic image of the left shoulder viewed from the lateral portal demonstrating a speed bridge repair of the infraspinatus tear. There is an additional suture link capturing the most posterior leaflet.
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Visualization from the lateral portal confirmed an excellent restoration of the tendon to the footprint following repair (Fig. 3).