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Review Question - QID 214081

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QID 214081 (Type "214081" in App Search)
Figures A-C are the CT images of a 20-year-old basketball player who is referred to your office due to recurrent shoulder dislocations. The humeral-sided lesion is determined to be "off-track." His initial dislocation occurred 3-years-ago during a basketball game. He has since had 9 recurrent episodes and is able to self-reduce the shoulder. He has trialed two courses of formal phyical therapy without improvement. The decision is made to proceed with surgical treatment. At the first postoperative visit, he complains of lateral forearm numbness and examination reveals forearm supination weakness. Which neuropraxia was encountered and which procedure was indicated?
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