Biceps Tendon Dislocation

Biceps tendon dislocation: There are two tendons of the biceps muscle; one of the tendons is attached to the shoulder blade cavity and runs through the shoulder joint through a specific groove or sulcus on the front side of the head of the upper arm bone. The tendon is dislocated when it is displaced from its sulcus.

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