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Lesser tuberosity is more reliable than bicipital groove when determining orientation of humeral head in primary shoulder arthroplasty
Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 08/24/09

Hromádka R et al. – The authors statistically proved that the lateral margin of lesser tuberosity is more reliable than the bicipital groove; medial margin of the greater and transepicondylar line for reconstruction of humeral head retroversion. The authors suggest that the lesser tuberosity should be used to determine the retroversion, especially in cases when the margin of humeral head was destructed.

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