Presentation
Recurrent left shoulder dislocation following direct trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 33 years.
Gender: Male
From the case:
Greater tuberosity fracture
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A fracture is seen in the anterolateral aspect of the humeral head.
From the case:
Greater tuberosity fracture
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A bony indentation is seen in the lateral as well as anterolateral aspect of the humeral head likely representing flap fracture of the greater tuberosity. An associated fracture of the related part of humeral head with surrounding marrow trabecular edematous changes.
Case Discussion
Flap fracture of the greater tuberosity.
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