Shoulder Problem - SLAP Tear (lesion)

SLAP Tear (lesion)

A SLAP (superior labrum anterior to posterior) tear occurs when the cartilage of the shoulder (labrum) delaminates from glenoid. This causes an instability of the shoulder, typically in overhead movements.

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