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See Latest ArticlesHypoplasia of the Glenoid Neck of the Scapula: Imaging Findings and Report of 16 Patients
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 06/26/06
Conclusion: Glenoid hypoplasia is a developmental skeletal anomaly comprising a spectrum of associated osseous and cartilaginous changes of the articular cartilage and glenoid labrum. Cross-sectional imaging studies, with or without arthrography, may help further characterize associated derangements of the shoulder, some of which are indicative of shoulder instability
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