Dislocation of the shoulder-clavicular joint

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Most often it occurs as a result of a fall on the shoulder and tearing of ligaments within the peripheral part of the collarbone.

There is a high position in the peripheral clavicle (“key symptom”), often masked by swelling and hematoma in this area.

Conservative treatment concerns only subluxations, while complete dislocations require surgical treatment.

Also read: Joint dislocation

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