Presentation
Right shoulder trauma.
Patient Data
The right humeral head is internally rotated and the articular surface is facing posteriorly (posterior dislocation). The anteromedial aspect of the articular surface is impacted against the posterior edge of glenoid labrum with resultant small compression fracture (reverse Hill Sachs lesion).
After reduction of dislocation, there is edema at the right humeral head with still noted reverse Hill Sachs fracture as evident by depression of the anteromedial aspect of humeral head.
The posteroinferior glenoid labrum showed linear tear representing reverse Bankart lesion. It remains attached to the capsule and periosteum.
Mild joint effusion.
Case Discussion
This case demonstrates posterior dislocation of the humeral head with reverse Hill Sach's lesion and engagement of the glenoid. MRI showed marrow edema of femoral head, Hill Sach's lesion as well as reverse Bankart lesion.