Fig. 2From: Accuracy of MRI in diagnosing intra-articular pathology of the long head of the biceps tendon: results with a large cohort of patientsClassification of the long head of the biceps tendon by arthroscopic findings. a Type I, Normal tendon. b Type II, Hourglass-shaped hypertrophic tendon with extension of fraying into bicipital groove. c Type III, Partial tear or fraying involving less than 50% of tendon width at the intraarticular region without fraying in the bicipital groove. d Type IV, Partial tear involving more than 50% of tendon width and extending into the bicipital groove. e Type V, Complete tear (cutoff) of the tendonBack to article page