Shoulder Dislocations: Follow-up

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American College of Radiology - Medical Specialty Society. 1995 (revised 2005). 6 pages. NGC:004632

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Keywords

shoulder dislocations, shoulder instability, shoulder dislocation, anterior shoulder dislocation, posterior shoulder dislocation, inferior shoulder dislocation,  subglenoid shoulder dislocation, subclavicular shoulder dislocation, intrathoracic shoulder dislocation, retroperitoneal shoulder dislocation, luxatio erecta, multidirectional shoulder instability, traumatic shoulder dislocation, atraumatic shoulder dislocation, atraumatic shoulder

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