Presentation
Fall with hard impact onto left shoulder. Tender proximal humerus with reduced painful movement.
Patient Data
Age: 45 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Proximal humeral fracture
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Multipart proximal humeral fracture. Some shortening of surgical neck. Displaced greater tuberosity.
Increased subacromial space with lipohemarthrosis.
Case Discussion
Lipohemarthrosis is typically identified around the knee, but can be seen in other large joints, usually with significant fractures.
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