OCAD MSK

History

21 y/o motor vehicle accident. Shoulder and hip pain.

Figure 1 for case clavicle fracture and posterior hip dislocation — Figure 1

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Discussion

The clavicle fracture is straightforward. Edema adjacent to the posterior acetabulum along with an anterior femoral bone trabecular injury of the affected hip indicate recent subluxation. Fairly equivalent to a shoulder subluxation except posterior is more common in the hip versus the shoulder where anterior is more common.

Diagnosis

clavicle fracture and posterior hip dislocation

Phillip Tirman, MD

Courtesy

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