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Figure 5a - Diagramatic (A) and arthroscopic (B) views of a partial thickness rotator cuff tear. (A) Rotator cuff tears usually begin as fraying of the deep fibers of the cuff as they insert at the bone of the humeral head (arrow).
Figure 5a - Diagramatic (A) and arthroscopic (B) views of a partial thickness rotator cuff tear. (A) Rotator cuff tears usually begin as fraying of the deep fibers of the cuff as they insert at the bone of the humeral head (arrow).

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