The incidence of dislocation of shoulder in greater tuberosity fractures are not clear.
vice-versa is 20 percent. The chance of instability like below can be ruleout by an mri/or a good ultrasound
Tuesday 22 June 2021
Saturday 5 June 2021
MRI taken 2 months after Primary Repair of all in a clinically stable knee
the ligament appear taut and near iso-intense
Reverse Hill sach's after anterior instabilty repair
12 months post anterior bankart recon for a non engaging Hillsach's Patient presented with severe pain when he woke up. MRI revealed effusion for which inflammatory markers and aspiration was done, all of which were negative.
3 days later he comes back with epileptic fits. The picture became clearer that he probably had a posterior dislocation with a reverse hillsachs. Immobilsed in ext rotation splint and for 4 weeks and neuro consult for his epilepsy
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