Anterior shoulder dislocation with Hill-Sachs defect and bony Bankart lesion
Diagnosis certain
Presentation
Left shoulder trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 70 years
Gender: Female
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- mild joint effusion
- anterior shoulder dislocation
- bony bankart lesion as low signal fracture line with subjacent bone marrow edema along with anterior glenoid bone
- hill sacs defect as a bony impression with subjacent bone marrow edema at posterolateral humerus head
- articular side partial tear along subscapularis tendon
- abnormal intrasubstance increased signal and fibers discontinuity along with infraspinatus tendon related to partial thickness tear
- abnormal intrasubstance increased fluid signal along with supraspinatus tendon related to tendinosis
- subacromial / subdeltoid bursa
- mild capsular hypertrophy and degenerative changes along with the AC joint
- acromion type II
Case Discussion
Anterior shoulder dislocation with bony bankart lesion, hill sacs defect as well as rotator cuff tendinopathy.