A Hill-Sachs lesion is a fracture in the upper and posterior part of your upper arm where it connects to the shoulder. It commonly occurs during forward dislocation injury of your shoulder.
Common symptoms of a Hill-Sachs Lesion include:
Common causes for a Hill-Sachs Lesion include:
A diagnosis may be made by your doctor based on
If the Hill-Sachs Lesion is very small, just physical therapy to strengthen the shoulder may be enough. In case of larger lesions, arthroscopic treatments such as bone augmentation, remplissage, disimpaction, or resurfacing may be recommended.