The Effects of Traumatic Posterior Dislocation on Muscle Bulb

The patients often won't have apprehension or feelings of instability it's more about pain and fatigue was with this guy. One of the things I'm always conscious to look at with a traumatic posterior dislocation particularly when they describe some neural type symptoms is whether they've had any traction or irritation of the posterior cord of the auxiliary nerve we talked about quadrilateral space syndrome on the Facebook lives before but this is a little bit different in just in that course around the back of the humerus Depending on where it breaks out we can actually get involvement of just posterior deltoid or posterior deltoid and Terry's minor clearly if you've got significance involvement it'll be very easy

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