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Normal humeral head versus Hill-Sachs lesion. (A) On the axial T2 gradient echo weighted MR image, there is a slight flattening of the posteroinferior surface of the humeral head (arrow), which is a normal finding. (B) Axial fat saturated T2-weighted MR image obtained at the level of the coracoid process (arrowhead, B) typically shows a Hill-Sachs defect (arrow) in a patient with history of anterior shoulder dislocation.
