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After appropriate counselling with the patient, a plan of conservative treatment was proposed. 3 months later the patient returned to the clinic. He had been unable to partake in any sporting activity and had difficulty in doing his activities of daily living. At this point, the decision was taken to perform a left shoulder AC joint reconstruction on the basis of his ongoing symptoms. This was duly carried out using the Nottingham Surgilig. The lateral end of clavicle was excised during the procedure. 4 months post-operatively there were no concerns, and the patient demonstrated a good range of movement, returning to his activities. He was thus discharged.

An uncommon complication following synthetic ligament reconstruction of the acromioclavicular joint