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The lesion associated with recurrent dislocation of shoulder include all, except:

A
Hill-Sach's lesion
B
Banka's lesion
C
Capsular laxity
D
Supraspinatous tear
High-Yield Explanation
D i.e. Supraspinatous tear * Reccurrent anterior shoulder dislocation is commonly associated with Hill sacks defect, Banka lesion and joint capsule laxityQ (and rarely with joint capsule tear)* Acute traumatic (non recurrent dislocation is more commonly associated with rotator cuff injuryQ, anterior capsular tear, nerve injuries, avulsion fracture of greater tuberosity, fracture of neck of humerusQ & coracoid. (as compared to recurrent shoulder dislocation)

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