- Discussion:
- to evaluate for
Hill Sachs Lesion after dislocations;
- Technique:
- the patient is supine;
- a cassette is placed under the involved shoulder
- the palm of the hand of the affected extremity is placed on top
of the head with the fingers toward the back of the head;
- the beam is centered over the occur;
- coracoid process and tilted 10 deg cephalad;
- Misc:
- may see accessory ossification center of coracoid, which is normal
finding and is usually best seen on the
Axillary View;
Radiographic views in recurrent anterior shoulder dislocation. Comparison
of six methods for identification of typical lesions.
