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|Slideshows|February 7, 2017

Inability to Move Shoulder After Tackle

Case History: 16-year-old with immediate pressure on his chest, inability to move left shoulder after tackled in football.

Case History: A 16-year-old African American with immediate pressure on his chest and inability to move his left shoulder after being tackled during a football game. He was evaluated on the sideline by the team physician who suspected an anterior sternoclavicular joint dislocation due to his presentation.

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