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Right shoulder computed tomography scan: In this scan, obtained in the emergency room, it is possible to appreciate the multifragmentary fracture and posterior dislocation of the right humeral head.
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Left shoulder computed tomography scan: In this scan, obtained in the emergency room, it is possible to appreciate the comminute fracture with posterior dislocation of the left humeral head.
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Shoulders computed tomography (CT) scan: This image from the CT scan taken in the emergency room shows the bilateral fracture-dislocation of the shoulder in our patient.
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Three-dimensional (3D) obtained from the computed tomography scan: a 3D reconstruction showing a posterior dislocation of the right shoulder associated with fracture of the humeral head.
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Right shoulder prosthesis: In this image, you can appreciate the post-operative X-rays of the right shoulder.
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The same procedure was then performed for the left limb (Fig. 5, 6).
Left shoulder replacement: This is the left shoulder X-ray taken in the operating room as soon as the surgery was ended.
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The same procedure was then performed for the left limb (Fig. 5, 6).
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