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The authors present a very interesting article [1] that compares the position of the arm in immobilization after anterior dislocation. Anterior glenohumeral instability is a common problem, and therefore this study has the potential for significant and widespread impact. In the past, anterior dislocations were routinely treated with a sling and the arm in an internally rotated position. There have been a few reports noting the potential for improved healing of the Bankart lesion if the arm is placed in external rotation. However, there has been minimal magnetic resonance imaging data on the true anatomic impact of different immobilization positions.

journal of orthopaedics and traumatology

Comment on “Does the position of shoulder immobilization after reduced anterior glenohumeral dislocation affect coaptation of a Bankart lesion? An arthrographic comparison.” by Momenzadeh OR et al.