[Humeral head fractures following epileptic attacks. Case report on a rare but typical injury]
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- DOI: 10.1007/BF02587963
[Humeral head fractures following epileptic attacks. Case report on a rare but typical injury]
Abstract
We report about two patients with posterior fracture-dislocation of the shoulder following convulsive seizures, one case unilateral, one case bilateral. The radiological findings are typical and similar to the cases described in literature: Impression or head splitting fracture of the ventro-medial part of the humeral head associated with posterior dislocation. The mechanism of injury, methods of treatment and late results are discussed.
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