Clinical Case of a New Method for Surgical Treatment of Hill-Sachs Reversal Fracture in Old-Engined Posterior Shoulder Dislocation.

Abstract

The article presents a clinical case in which the use of a new method of surgical treatment of a HILL-SACHS type reversal fracture in chronic posterior shoulder dislocation is considered. In this clinical case, we proposed an operational-biomechanical theory, the main goal of which is surgical treatment of a HILL-SACHS reversal fracture with stabilization of the shoulder joint by moving the tendon of the long head of the biceps to the impression zone and fixing it with anchors. The outcome of this clinical case is the absence of clinical symptoms of instability of the shoulder joint and restoration of function of the shoulder joint in the late postoperative period.