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Acute anterior dislocation of the shoulder

a severe telescoping force applied to the hand, forearm, or elbow which travels up the shaft of the humerus and is expended at the glenohumeral joints. The atraumatic dislocation may occur when only minimal force is applied, or it may occur spontaneously. As a rule, a congenital malformation of the bony elements of the glenohumeral joints is the underlying cause for the atraumatic dislocation. The abnormality may involve the glenoid or the head of the humerus, or both, or a congenital dysplasia of the connective tissue of the articulation may be the predisposing