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Figure 3: A 42-year-old male with right severe right shoulder pain. Radiographs consistent with glenoid dysplasia/hypoplasia (a and b). Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated intact rotator cuff (c), with fi ndings characteristic of glenoid dysplasia/hypoplasia (d). Severe glenoid retroversion and posterior labral hypertrophy are evident. The patient was managed with activity modifi cation and occasional steroid injection with excellent result at 7 years (e and f)

Figure 3: A 42-year-old male with right severe right shoulder pain. Radiographs consistent with glenoid dysplasia/hypoplasia (a and b). Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated intact rotator cuff (c), with fi ndings characteristic of glenoid dysplasia/hypoplasia (d). Severe glenoid retroversion and posterior labral hypertrophy are evident. The patient was managed with activity modifi cation and occasional steroid injection with excellent result at 7 years (e and f)