Posterior Chondrolabral Cleft: Clinical Significance and Associations with Shoulder Instability
2014
Background
A high signal intensity cleft between the labrum and articular cartilage of the posterior glenoid is commonly visible on MRI and has been suggested to be anatomic variation [3, 10, 23]. The association of a posterior cleft with variations in glenoid morphology or with shoulder instability is unknown.
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