Hill-Sachs fracture and Bankart lesion: sequelae of anterior shoulder dislocation
Diagnosis certain
Presentation
Fall on the left shoulder during a football match.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
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Depression fracture of the posterior supero-lateral humeral head with marrow edema signal demonstrating low T1 and high T2/STIR signal intensity
No other marrow signal abnormality
Torn anterior inferior labrum (Bankart's lesion)
Intact rotator cuff muscles and tendon
- Minimal joint effusion
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Plain X-ray done earlier at the time of trauma showed anterior shoulder dislocation.
Case Discussion
Hill-Sachs fracture of the posterior supero-lateral humeral head with torn anterior inferior labrum (Bankart lesion) as well as minimal joint effusion (sequelae of anterior shoulder dislocation).
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