Inferior Dislocation of Shoulder Complicated with Undisplaced Greater Tuberosity Fracture, Rupture of the Supraspinatus Tendon, and Brachial Plexus Injury in the Elderly: Case Report and Literature Review

Table 1

Etiology and mechanism of injuries (literature review and present study).

Study	Gender (M/F)	Age (Y)	Side, U/B (° blocked)	Etiology of injury	Mechanism of injury
Present study, 2020	F	83	U (80°)	Fall from height	Direct
Kaziz et al., 2018	F	23	U	Sport related	Direct
Yao et al., 2018	M	40	U (170°)	Fall from height	Indirect
Demirtas et al., 2017	F	80	U (130°)	Pedestrian (vs. vehicle)	Direct
	M	34	U (120°)	Fall	Direct
Fox and Martin, 2016	M	58	B	Fall from height	Indirect
Owen et al., 2016	M	30	U (170°)	MBA	Direct
Acosta et al., 2015	M	43	B (110°)	Fall from height	Direct
Cift et al., 2015	M	65	U	MVA	N/R
Petty et al., 2014	M	68	B	Sport related (treadmill)	Indirect
Ellanti et al., 2013	M	19	B	MVA	N/R
Imerci et al., 2013	M	50	U	MBA	N/R
	F	51	U	Fall	N/R
Groh et al., 2010	M	17	U	MBA	N/R
	M	17	U	Sport related (bull riding)	N/R
	M	60	U	MBA	N/R
	M	27	U	MBA	N/R
	M	17	U	Sport related (basketball)	N/R
	M	40	B	Fall from height	N/R
	F	18	U	MVA	N/R
Camarda et al., 2009	F	70	U	Fall	Indirect
Sharma and Denolf, 2004	M	69	U	Fall	Direct
Kumar et al., 2001	M	58	B (100°)	Fall	N/R
Grate, 2000	M	20	U (110°)	Sport related (wrestling)	Direct
Davids and Talbott, 1990	M	29	U	Sport related (roller skate)	Indirect
Rae and Sylvester, 1988	F	34	U	Sport related (tennis)	Indirect

Abbreviations: M: male; F: female; Y: years; U: unilateral; B: bilateral; MBA: motorbike accident; MVA: motor vehicle accident; N/R: not reported.