Upper Limb Dislocations Keith Stafford Profession Teaching Fellow.

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Upper Limb Dislocations Keith Stafford Profession Teaching Fellow

Dislocation Definition : Loss of congruity between the articular surfaces of a joint Therefore displacement usually complete The head of the humerus becomes completely separated from the glenoid fossa of the scapula May be complicated by fracture

History Shoulder dislocations May be recurrent, and if so may be trivial history Trauma, force/axial loading from falls and motor bike accidents (e.g. tackler in rugby) Seizures

Subluxation AKA partial dislocation Loss of contact of the articulating surfaces is notable but incomplete May proceed to complete dislocation

Presentation PAIN +++ Arm guarded in the most comfortable position Often a kinking noted to the outer contour of the shoulder

Examination Neurovascular examination,including axillary/circumflex nerve Wounds or other injuries Palpate the outer edge of the acromion

Anterior dislocation

Posterior dislocation

Inferior dislocation/luxio erecta

Reduction Reduction is required and needs to be as soon as possible Reduction is often reported to be painful and traumatic. Consider analgesia/sedation Failure to reduce

Fares technique: reduction of anterior shoulder dislocation

Other techniques Kochers/external rotation Stimpsons Milch

Treatment/follow up Sling Analgesia Orthopaedic clinic

Elbow dislocations Often results from fall onto the outstretched hand Often confused with supracondylar fracture As always assess for neurovascular compromise

Radiology

Aftercare Post reduction radiographs Above elbow backslab Orthopaedic follow-up

Anterior elbow dislocation

Finger dislocations

Carpal dislocations

Carpal dislocations (2)

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