Role of clinical and radiological parameters for recurrence after primary anterior shoulder dislocation

Recurrence is more common in men and occurs at a younger age than in women. It is common in overhead sports. People who self-reduce their initial dislocation than doctor reduced, or nonimmobilized ones have a greater recurrence rate. Frequent dislocations during sleep have a strong association with higher glenoid bone loss. Increasing glenoid bone loss and off-track Hill Sachs lesion are also strongly associated with increased recurrent dislocations.