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Shoulder Dislocation

The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the human body, which also makes it the most commonly dislocated joint.

A shoulder dislocation occurs when the ball of the upper arm bone (humerus) comes out of the socket of the shoulder blade (glenoid).

Most dislocations are anterior dislocations, usually caused by:

• Sports injuries
• Falls on an outstretched arm
• Road traffic accidents
• Sudden twisting injuries

If the injury damages the labrum, ligaments, or bone, the shoulder may become unstable and dislocate repeatedly.

Types of Shoulder Dislocation
1. Anterior Dislocation
  • Most common type
  • The humerus moves forward out of the socket
2. Posterior Dislocation
  • Less common.
  • The humerus moves backward, often caused by seizures or
    electric shocks.
3. Inferior Dislocation
  • Rare
  • The humerus moves downward, typically following severe
    trauma.
Symptoms

You may experience:

✔ Severe shoulder pain
✔ Visible deformity of the shoulder
✔ Inability to move the arm
✔ Swelling or bruising
✔ Feeling that the shoulder “slips out” repeatedly
✔ Weakness during overhead movement

⚠ Important:
Even if the shoulder goes back into place, the internal stabilizing structures may remain damaged.

Causes
  • Trauma: Accidents, falls, or direct blows during sports.
  • Sports Injuries: Activities involving overhead movements like
    swimming, tennis, or throwing.
  • Genetic Factors: Some individuals have more flexible joints,
    increasing the risk of dislocation.
Why Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation Happens
  • After the first dislocation, the shoulder often develops structural damage such as:

    Bankart Lesion
    Tear of the labrum from the glenoid.

    Hill-Sachs Lesion
    Indentation fracture in the humeral head.

    Capsular Laxity
    Loose ligaments leading to instability.

    Young and active patients have up to 80–90% risk of recurrence after the first dislocation.

Advanced Treatment Options
  • For recurrent dislocation, keyhole arthroscopic surgery is often the best treatment.

    The procedure involves:

    • Repairing the torn labrum (Bankart repair)
    • Tightening the shoulder capsule
    • Fixing instability using suture anchors

    Advantages

    ✔ Minimally invasive surgery
    ✔ Small incisions
    ✔ Faster recovery
    ✔ Better joint stability
    ✔ Early return to sports

Diagnosis

A shoulder dislocation is typically diagnosed through:

  • Physical Examination: Assessing the range of motion and visible deformity.
  • Imaging Tests:
    • X-rays: To confirm dislocation and check for fractures
    • MRI or CT scans: To evaluate soft tissue damage, such as labral tears or ligament injuries.
Why Choose Dr. Gaurav Jain?
  • Dr. Gaurav Jain is one of the leading shoulder surgeons in Rajasthan specializing in arthroscopic shoulder surgery and sports injuries.

    Expertise

    ✔ Western fellowship-trained shoulder surgeon
    ✔ Over 5000+ successful orthopaedic surgeries
    ✔ Specialist in arthroscopic shoulder stabilization
    ✔ Expertise in rotator cuff repair, Bankart repair and shoulder replacement
    ✔ Advanced surgical techniques including HoloLens assisted surgery

    📍 Consultant Shoulder & Knee Surgeon
    PIMS City Hospital, Meera Nagar, Udaipur

Treatment Options:
Initial Management

Prevention

Strengthening shoulder and upper back muscles. Avoiding high-risk activities if prone to dislocations. Using protective gear during sports.

Why to Choose Us

Expertise in advanced arthroscopic shoulder surgeries.
Access to Hololens-enabled virtual reality-assisted
procedures for precision.
Comprehensive care, from diagnosis to rehabilitation.
Affordable treatment plans without compromising on quality.

Contact Us

If you or a loved one is experiencing symptoms of shoulder dislocation, don’t wait. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Gaurav Jain, an expert in shoulder care, and take the first step toward recovery.