Objectives Our objective is to provide a systematic and technical guide on how to reduce a
shoulder dislocation, based on techniques that have been described in literature for patients …

The shoulder joint has the greatest range of motion of any joint in the body. However, it
relies on soft-tissue restraints, including the capsule, ligaments, and musculature, for …

Background Anterior shoulder dislocations are the most common type of joint dislocation
with the majority treated with closed reduction. Reduction methods can be grouped into their …

Purpose To identify the optimal technique for closed reduction for shoulder instability, based
on success rates, reduction time, complication risks, and pain level. Methods A PubMed and …

Background Shoulder dislocations are a common injury prompting presentation to the
emergency department. Point‐of‐care ultrasound (POCUS) is a diagnostic tool for shoulder …

Introduction Little is understood about the relationship between delay to treatment and initial
reduction success for anterior shoulder dislocation. Our study examines whether delays to …

Background Shoulder dislocations account for almost 50% of all major joint dislocations and
are mainly anterior. Objective The aim is a comparative retrospective study of different …

Background Shoulder dislocations are a common presentation to the emergency
department and one of the most frequent types of joint dislocations. Studies have found that …

Background Although anterior glenohumeral dislocations are common, the reduction
procedure is often difficult, requiring sedation or anesthesia. To date, the risk factors for …

Following a first-time dislocation event in pediatric and adolescent patients, a detailed
discussion of the risks and benefits of nonoperative versus operative management is critical …