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clinical aspect of the anterior bilateral shoulder dislocation
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Physical examination revealed a symmetric deformity with arms held in slight abduction and external rotation, a hollow beneath the acromion and bilateral anterior bulge (Figure 1).
anterior-posterior view of the anterior bilateral shoulder dislocation
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The anteroposterior radiographs in the plane of the scapula confirmed the diagnosis of bilateral anterior shoulder dislocation without associated fractures (Figure 2).
control X-ray after reduction of shoulders dislocation
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Control x-ray showed anatomical reduction without iatrogenic fracture (Figure 3).
post-operative X-ray of the right shoulder
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The patient was referred to the rehabilitation department, after 4 weeks post injury, he recovered a normal range of motion in both shoulders without pain, but he still complained of right shoulder instability with subluxation episodes; therefore, it was decided to stabilize the wright shoulder by open Latarjet technique (Figure 4).