by Dr. Laith M. Jazrawi | 4 years ago
This video reviews the case presentation of a 28yo epileptic with recurrent shoulder instability and resulting Hill-Sachs, reverse Hill-Sachs, 20% anterior glenoid bone loss, and feelings of instability in the neutral position. The patient was treated surgically with humeral head allograft
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