DOI: 10.36347/sjams.2018.v06i10.095

Pages: 4145-4147

The association of a dislocation of the shoulder to an ipsilateral hip dislocation is a rare lesion entity. We present a case of dislocation of the erecta type shoulder with an ipsilateral concomitant ischial hip dislocation. 'is presented in the emergency with an upper limb attitude in forced abduction arm in the air and impossibility to bring the elbow back to the body with a lower limb shortened in flexion adduction and internal rotation. the vasculonerveux examination was normal. Radiography confirmed the diagnosis of erecta dislocation associated with posterior dislocation of the ischial-type hip. The patient underwent orthopedic reduction and immobilization of the shoulder by mayo clinic for 3 weeks, lower limb maintained in extension by traction glued to the leg for 4 weeks. The objective of our work is to insist on the rarity of this lesional entity and to recall its therapeutic and evolutionary clinical peculiarity.