Management of type III acromioclavicular joint dislocation: A Delphi consensus survey by Shoulder & Elbow Society, India (SESI)

• Published in: Injury Vol. 55; p. 111467
• Main Authors: Shah, Dr. Darshil, Sahu, Dr. Dipit, Easwaran, Dr. Raju, Kar, Dr. Abheek, Modi, Dr. Amit, Tambe, Dr. Amol, Babhulkar, Dr. Ashish, Pardiwala, Dr. Dinshaw N., Singh, Dr. Harvinder Pal, Maheshwari, Dr. J, Kumar, Dr. Kapil, Selvaraj, Dr. Karthik, Kumar, Dr. KR Prathap, Shetty, Dr. Nagraj, Kamat, Dr. Nilesh, Shah, Dr. Parag, Kocheeppan, Dr. Pradeep, Monga, Prof. Puneet, Aggarwal, Dr. Raman Kant, Chidambaram, Dr. Ram, Pathak, Dr. Shirish, Gajjar, Dr. Shreyash, Jos, Dr. Sujit, Pandey, Dr. Vivek
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Netherlands Elsevier Ltd 01.06.2024
• Subjects: ACJ dislocation; Acromioclavicular Joint - injuries; Acromioclavicular Joint - surgery; Acromioclavicular joint dislocation; Consensus; Coracoclavicular joint reconstruction; Delphi survey; Delphi Technique; Humans; India; Joint Dislocations - diagnostic imaging; Joint Dislocations - surgery; Joint Dislocations - therapy; Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Radiography; Societies, Medical; Surveys and Questionnaires; Traction; Type 3 AC joint dislocation; Zanca view; India; Delphi survey; ACJ dislocation; Coracoclavicular joint reconstruction; Type 3 AC joint dislocation; Zanca view; Acromioclavicular joint dislocation

•An anteroposterior and axillary view of the shoulder without any traction or weight in hand is sufficient in the setting of a suspected type III ACJ dislocation.•Either cross-arm adduction X-rays or clinical examination may be used to distinguish between ISAKOS IIIA and B classification of ACJ disl...