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I'll try to do these last two together. Uh,

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it's kind of the same flavor of, uh, anterior glenohumeral joint instability,

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which, you know, as we are aware, big topic, right?

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Because the shoulder, um, you know,

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the most mobile joint in the body, but, uh, with that mobility, it confers,

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uh, risk of instability. So, as we know, uh, you know, the, uh,

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the shoulder is the most common joint in the body to dislocate.

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95% of the time it's gonna be anteriorly, right? And so in this case, uh,

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the, the point of, uh, this case was to show,

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um, specifically the, uh,

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injury to the inferior glenohumeral ligament complex. Okay?

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So there's three components to the inferior glenohumeral ligament complex, okay?

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And that is the anterior band, the axillary pouch,

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and the posterior van, okay? And, um,

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there's all sorts of, uh, flavors of injuries to the, uh,

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inferior glenohumeral ligament complex. So, but you can see here that, uh,

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you know, there's some thinning and,

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and prior tear at the humeral insertion of the

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axillary pouch, uh, and, uh, potentially portions here of the, uh,

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anterior band, uh, compatible with a, uh,

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so-called haal lesion or, uh, uh, humeral avulsion of the, uh,

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glenohumeral, uh, inferior glenohumeral ligament complex here. Okay? And,

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you know, there can be a bony avulsion, uh, associated with, uh, with it,

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in which case you call it AAB hagel or a bony humeral avulsion. Uh,

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you could have a failure at the glenoid attachment, in which case, you know,

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that's called a, a gaggle or gigle, GAGL.

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You can have a bony of ocean with that, in which case it's called AB hagel,

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or AB gle, right? Uh, or you could even have failure on both sides, right?

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Which is, uh, basically like a, a floating, uh, uh,

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inferior gland humeral ligament complex. Okay? So that's, uh, the finding there.

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Okay? That's, that's probably an important one.

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And then the other thing is obviously that this, uh, you know, in our, this,

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uh, anterior labrum is also torn as we can see here with this, uh,

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uh, near fluid bright, uh, signal, uh, involving that, uh, labrum there.