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AP radiographs of the right shoulder 8 weeks after injury demonstrating subcoracoid dislocation of the distal clavicle.
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Radiographs showed an inferiorly displaced distal clavicle (Figure 1).
(a) Axial, (b) sagital, and (c) 3D computed tomography images of the right shoulder 8 weeks after injury demonstrating subcoracoid dislocation of the distal clavicle.
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Computed tomography demonstrated subcoracoid AC dislocation type 6 (Figure 2).
(a and b) Postoperative physical examination show good results.
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Figure 3). Final radiographs 1 year after the surgery showed good reduction of
Final radiographs at 1 year showed good reduction of AC joint with minimal ossification, but no calcification or bony bar imaging or joint space narrowing.
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AC joint with minimal ossification, but no calcification or bony bar imaging (Figure 4). At that time, the patient returned to his previous daily activities and his job with pain-free right shoulder movement.