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(A,B) postoperative x-ray after external emergency repositioning, (C,D) preoperative x-ray, (E,F) preoperative CT film, (G,H) preoperative MRI.
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F1
Totally, he was admitted to the local hospital for three times of intermittent and consecutive manipulation and repositioning of the right shoulder joint (Figures 1A,B). Laboratory tests revealed no abnormalities. x-ray showed anterior subluxation of the right humeral head and fracture of the greater tuberosity of the humerus (Figures 1C,D). CT showed additional Hill-Sachs injury of the humeral head (Figures 1E,F). MRI showed continuous supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendons and injury of the anterior inferior glenoid lip (Figures 1G,H).
Preoperative physical examination for shoulder joint mobility in all directions.
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F2
The preoperative VAS score was 4 and the ASES score was 7 (Figure 2).
Postoperative reexamination. (A) x-ray orthopantomogram, (B,C) MRI images.
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F3
VAS score was 0 and ASES score was 9 (Figure 3).