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A case of idiopathic bilateral locked posterior fracture dislocations of the shoulder
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Case_report
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Clinicians should consider epilepsy, electrocution, or extreme trauma in bilateral locked posterior shoulder dislocations; leaves open validation of the proposed triple E syndrome.
Bilateral locked posterior fracture dislocation of the shoulders is a rare injury typically caused by epilepsy, electrocution, or extreme trauma (triple E syndrome).
Brackstone et al. (2001) studied this question.
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