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Hypoglycemic seizures can result in bilateral posterior shoulder dislocations, a rare condition requiring appropriate radiographic imaging and interpretation for accurate diagnosis.
Highlights the importance of appropriate radiographs in diagnosing rare posterior shoulder dislocations after hypoglycemic seizures.
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Supports vigilance for shoulder injuries after hypoglycemic seizures; leaves open need for dedicated imaging protocols.
Posterior shoulder dislocations are hard to diagnose because of their rarity. Your ability to order appropriate radiographs and then to interpret them correctly is key.
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Furbee et al. (2009) studied this question. Hypoglycemic seizures can result in bilateral posterior shoulder dislocations, a rare condition requiring appropriate radiographic imaging and interpretation for accurate diagnosis.
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