Presentation
The left shoulder frequently dislocates anteriorly.
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Anterior shoulder instability - recurrent
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joint effusion
detached anteroinferior glenoid labrum as a Bankart lesion
Hill-Sacs defect is defined as a bony impression with edema along with the posterolateral aspect of the humeral head
abnormal intrasubstance increased fluid signal along with supraspinatus tendon critical zone fibers related to tendinosis
subacromion - subdeltoid bursa
type II acromion
Case Discussion
Hill-Sachs defect and Bankart lesion in the setting of recurrent anterior shoulder dislocations.
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