Unusual presentation of an inferior fracture dislocation of the shoulder in a child following seizure activity: A case report and discussion

Erecta dislocation of the shoulder joint—A rare injury: About four cases

“…The characteristic of inferior dislocations of the shoulder joint is a fixed abducted arm . Rare cases of inferior dislocations without abducted arm were reported, especially in childhood . The abducted arm was due to the herniated humeral head through the longitudinal tear of the inferior glenohumeral ligament .…”

A rare case of bilateral luxatio erecta with bilateral greater tuberosity fracture following a fall due to seizure

“…Shoulder dislocations are also well described as a sequelae of seizure activity and are characteristically posterior dislocations with few cases of anterior dislocations. Cases of unilateral luxatio erecta with seizure activity 3 as etiology were reported, but few in number and bilateral presentation is unreported so far. Herewith, we are reporting a case of bilateral inferior dislocation of shoulder with bilateral greater tuberosity fracture following an epileptic seizure.…”