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(a, b) Plain radiographs demonstrating anterior dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint as well as a posterior acromioclavicular dislocation.
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On subsequent follow-up, imaging revealed a malunion of an anteriorly displaced SCJ fracture dislocation and a Rockwood type IV acromioclavicular separation (Figures 1-3).
Axial CT scan demonstrating anteriorly displaced fracture dislocation of the SC joint.
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On subsequent follow-up, imaging revealed a malunion of an anteriorly displaced SCJ fracture dislocation and a Rockwood type IV acromioclavicular separation (Figures 1-3).
(a, b) 3D reconstructions demonstrating anterior fracture dislocation of the SC joint.
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On subsequent follow-up, imaging revealed a malunion of an anteriorly displaced SCJ fracture dislocation and a Rockwood type IV acromioclavicular separation (Figures 1-3).
(a, b) Plain radiographs demonstrating well-aligned acromioclavicular and sternoclavicular joints without hardware complication.
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Overall, the patient maintained reduction and returned to working and recreational activities (Figures 4(a) and 4(b)).