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February 07, 2012  
EDUCATION CENTER: Diagnosis and Treatment

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  • Hill-Sachs Defect

    Diagnosis and Treatment
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    Since a Hill-Sachs Defect usually accompanies a shoulder ailment such as subluxationor dislocation, follow the first aid directives for those conditions if pain persists. If the condition is not painful, but the catching sensation does not stop, take ibuprofen or aspirin to reduce swelling and schedule an appointment with an orthopedic specialist. Use medicines only as directed.

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