Fig. 3. (A) Post-reduction C-arm image showing the alignment of the right shoulder after successful reduction. The humeral head is properly positioned within the glenoid fossa, confirming successful reduction. (B) Post-reduction C-arm image with a different rotation to assess for associated injuries. A Hill-Sachs lesion is visible on the postero-lateral aspect of the humeral head (indicated by an arrow), which is a typical defect seen following anterior shoulder dislocation.
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