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Radiograph of Right shoulder (A) and Left Shoulder (B) showing anterior dislocation with greater
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Photograph of patient having bilateral anterior shoulder dislocation with greater tuberosity fracture after reducing and applying shoulder arm strapping.
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Both shoulders were reduced by Kocher manoeuvre under image intensifier using total intravenous anaesthesia (TIVA) with appropriate muscle relaxation. Both the arms were strapped to the chest after keeping cotton pads in the axilla for 6 weeks (Fig. 2).
Radiograph of Right (A) and Left (B) shoulder showing healing fractures with good reduction of the shoulder joints.
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On radiological confirmation of fracture union (Fig. 3A, B), vigorous physiotherapy of both the shoulders were started.