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3D CT reconstruction of an AP (a) and lateral view of the shoulder (b).
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Standard shoulder radiographs demonstrated a locked posterior dislocation (Figure 1).
Reverse Hill-Sachs lesion of more than 40%.
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Operative technique.
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The final insertion of the subscapularis tendon is oblique with a small lengthening of the upper part and a small shortening of the inferior part (Figure 3).
Final range of motion in abduction and anterior elevation (a) and internal rotation (b).
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T8) (Figure 4).
Postoperative AP (a) and (b) axillary views of the shoulder.
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