Presentation
Slipped and fell on an outstretched arm, on examination: pain in the left shoulder, no open wound, no deformity.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Humeral greater tuberosity fracture
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- non-displaced fracture greater tubercle of the right humerus
- the glenohumeral and acromio-clavicular joints appear normal
Case Discussion
Most non-displaced humeral greater tubercle fractures are successfully treated conservatively (non-surgically)
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