Traumatic anterior shoulder dislocation with concomitant pectoralis rupture and Bankart lesion

Traumatic anterior shoulder dislocation is frequently associated with injury to the static soft tissue stabilizers of the glenohumeral joint, with the most common injury being an anterior inferior labral avulsion (Bankart lesion) in 73% of patients after a first time dislocation1. Bony injury can also occur from a single episode of instability. Glenoid rim fractures occur in 5.4%-11% of patients.3,10,12,13 Greater tuberosity fractures occur in 12%-15% in primary anterior shoulder dislocations.3,10 Hill-Sachs lesions occur in 38%-90% of primary anterior shoulder dislocations.

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