The image below shows the appearance of a Buford Complex. The points to note in a Buford Complex
The Superior Aspect of the Anterior Labrum is absent ( sometimes very diminutive)
The Inferior aspect of the Anterior Labrum ( below Equator) is Normal
The middle glenohumeral ligament ( MGHL) is thick
The thick MGHL can look like a displaced labrum. You can identify the MGHL by following it down and it will eventually fuse with the capsule posterior to subscapularis ( Orange arrow) .
The Superior Labrum posterior to the biceps insertion is normal
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