sublabrales Foramen

A sublabral foramen or hole is simply separation of the labrum from the underlying glenoid. It is a labral variant of no clinical significance and can be confused with a SLAP lesion.

Sublabral foramen are located anterosuperiorly and can extend down to but not below the 3 o'clock position, which divides the anterior labrum into superior and inferior halves.

Differential diagnosis

Unlike a SLAP lesion (and enabling distinction between the two) it does not extend posteriorly past the insertion of the long head of biceps brachii tendon.

Siehe auch:

• sublabraler Recessus
• SLAP-Läsion
• Glenohumerale Bänder
• labral variants

und weiter:

• Buford-Komplex
• Schulter Anatomie
• Schultersonographie
• Superior sublabral sulcus
• Glenoid labrum variants