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See Latest ArticlesResults of treatment of luxatio erecta
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, 10/20/09
Groh GI et al. – The experience suggests that treatment of luxatio erecta is largely successful, with good or excellent results obtained in 83% of the shoulders. Half of the patients evaluated, required only closed reduction as their definitive treatment. Operative treatment is typically indicated for associated displaced humeral head fractures or patients with recurrent instability. Recurrent instability appears to be more likely in patients with a previous history of dislocation.
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