Imaging and Surgical Strategies for Shoulder Dislocation

This chapter explores the evaluation and imaging techniques for a 58-year-old patient with chronic anterior glenohumeral dislocation, emphasizing the significance of CT and MRI in diagnosis. The discussion highlights the challenges of surgical decision-making, advocating for reverse shoulder arthroplasty due to extensive structural damage and the limitations of traditional reconstructive surgeries. Additionally, the chapter examines the complex anatomy involved in surgical interventions and the importance of advanced imaging in guiding effective treatment.