Sublabral recess of the superior glenoid labrum: study of cadavers with conventional nonenhanced MR imaging, MR arthrography, anatomic dissection, and limited histologic examination.

Abstract

A sublabral recess is common in cadaveric shoulders and has an appearance similar to that of published examples of SLAP lesions. Histologic findings were consistent with normal anatomic structure rather than with acquired, posttraumatic lesions.