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Anteromedial fracture dislocation of right shoulder
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The X-rays of the shoulder and the elbow, AP and lateral views, revealed anterior medial dislocation fracture of the shoulder Fig. (1) and a posterolateral dislocation fracture of the elbow Fig. (2).
Immobilizing by Mayo-Clinic.
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Treatment consisted of emergency orthopedic reduction, under general anesthesia, of the shoulder and elbow injuries, followed by immobilization elbow to the body by Mayo-Clinic Fig. (3). 
Post-reductional AP X-ray control of the fracture-dislocation of the shoulder.
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Radiographic control images showed satisfactory reductions in both the shoulder Fig. (4) and the elbow Fig. (5), with a non-anatomical reduction of the coronoid process fracture.
Satisfactory functional result of the shoulder in the 7th month.
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At seven months' follow-up, the shoulder was painless with normal mobility Fig. (6).
Very good elbow flexion at seven months follow-up.
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Prono-supination and flexion were almost normal, but the patient had a 7   elbow extension deficit Figs. (7 and 8).
Slight deficit in elbow exten-sion at seven months' follow-up.
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Prono-supination and flexion were almost normal, but the patient had a 7   elbow extension deficit Figs. (7 and 8).
Bone consolidation of the elbow and shoulder at seven months follow-up.
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