?What are the common mechanisms of shoulder dislocation

Shoulder dislocations typically occur due to traumatic events such as falls onto an outstretched hand or direct blows to the shoulder, causing the humeral head to forcibly displace from the glenoid socket.

? How is shoulder dislocation diagnosed, and what imaging modalities are commonly used

Diagnosis of shoulder dislocation involves a thorough physical examination, including assessment of range of motion and palpation for deformity. Imaging modalities such as X-rays are commonly used to confirm the diagnosis and assess the extent of injury. Additionally, MRI or CT scans may be employed to evaluate associated soft tissue damage or bony abnormalities.

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Shoulder Dislocation course, in this course we will delve into its anatomy, types, clinical examination, imaging, reduction techniques, management of complications, rehabilitation protocols, surgical interventions, and preventive strategies. Through comprehensive study, participants will gain insights into effective assessment, treatment, and prevention of shoulder dislocations, empowering them to manage this condition confidently.