"Drooping shoulder"--nontraumatic causes of glenohumeral subluxation.

ABSTRACT
- Nontraumatic glenohumeral subluxation can occur in patients with hemiplegia or brachial plexus involvement by tumor. Two cases of inferior subluxation of the humeral head are presented and nontraumatic etiologies of the "drooping shoulder" are discussed.

Poll

1 of 4

NO change

BIG change

50% Article relates to my practice (1/2)

0% Article does not relate to my practice (0/2)

50% Undecided (1/2)

100% Yes (2/2)

0% No (0/2)

0% Undecided (0/2)

50% Yes (1/2)

50% No (1/2)

0% Undecided (0/2)

0% Level 1 (0/2)

0% Level 2 (0/2)

50% Level 3 (1/2)

0% Level 4 (0/2)

50% Level 5 (1/2)

Card

1 of 0

Action	Numeric Key	Letter Key	Function Key
Show Bullets		S	Enter (frontside only)
20%	1	N
40%	2	H
60%	3	F	Enter (backside only)
80%	4	E
100%	5	M
Previous Card			Left Arrow
Next Card		N	Right Arrow
Toss	0	T