Dislocation of the shoulder with ipsilateral shaft fracture is an uncommon, but serious injury. I present one case report and the guidelines used for treatment. The method employed was Hackethal's pins through open reduction. The dislocation was reduced during surgery. The fracture and dislocation healed without any problems, and there was no damage to the radial nerve. After a recent follow-up, the patient was allowed to return to work without restrictions, and he has regained normal mobility.

The use of the GTS conservative short stem in patients over 70 years old has shown very good results and low complication rates, comparable to those for patients younger than 70 years.