Recurrent Dislocation is a clinical phenomenon characterized by the repeated displacement of a joint from its normal anatomical position following an initial dislocation, distinguished from isolated dislocations by its persistent and cyclical nature due to underlying structural or biomechanical compromise.
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RECURRENT OR HABITUAL DISLOCATION OF THE SHOULDER-JOINT
A. S. B. Bankart · BMJ · 1923 · 696 citations · Full text
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