Presentation
Shoulder trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
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Subcoracoid anterior shoulder dislocation.
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the anterior dislocation was reduced
there is a mild depression at the posterior aspect of the humeral head
From the case:
Hill-Sachs defect
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posterolateral humeral head depression fracture with bone marrow edema in keeping with Hill Sachs defect
mild joint effusion and in the subacromial bursa
full-thickness supraspinatus tendon tear
superior glenohumeral ligament tear
Case Discussion
Features of anterior dislocation of the shoulder with a Hill Sachs defect, rotator cuff tear, and superior glenohumeral ligament tear.
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