Shoulder Dislocation Explained Clearly (Glenohumeral Joint Dislocation) 

Shoulder dislocation (Glenohumeral Joint Dislocation) is the most common large joint dislocation. We look at the mechanisms (Anterior, Posterior and Inferior) as well as X-Ray findings and treatment.
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Video Timestamps:
0:00 Shoulder Joint Anatomy
1:45 Anterior Shoulder Dislocation
2:48 Posterior Shoulder Dislocation
4:03 Inferior Shoulder Dislocation
4:25 Shoulder Dislocation Complications
5:12 Diagnosis (Anterior Shoulder Dislocation X-Ray)
6:13 Posterior Shoulder Dislocation X-Ray
6:54 Shoulder Dislocation Treatment
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