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A Bony Bankart lesion in the shoulder involves a fracture of the anterior glenoid rim, often resulting from dislocation, leading to instability and requiring surgical repair for stability restoration.
A SLAP lesion in the shoulder refers to an injury to the superior labrum, often caused by trauma or overuse, resulting in pain, instability, and reduced shoulder function. Treatment may involve arthroscopy or rehabilitation.
A Hill-Sachs lesion is a divot-like defect on the humeral head, often resulting from shoulder dislocation. It can contribute to instability and limited range of motion in the joint.
A SLAP lesion paralabral cyst in the shoulder is a tear in the labrum accompanied by a cyst, often causing pain, instability, and functional limitations, typically requiring surgical intervention for treatment.
A SLAP lesion paralabral cyst in the shoulder is a tear in the labrum accompanied by a cyst, often causing pain, instability, and functional limitations, typically requiring surgical intervention for treatment.
A Bankart lesion occurs as the result of a forward shoulder dislocation.3D rendering

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