Normal Anatomy of the Acromiooclavicular Joint versus Acute Shoulder Injuries (Type III and Type V Joint Dislocation) - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

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Normal Anatomy of the Acromiooclavicular Joint versus Acute Shoulder Injuries (Type III and Type V Joint Dislocation) - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

This stock medical exhibit begins with an anterior view of the shoulder with the bones and rotator cuff muscles visible beneath the skin. Next, an anterior view of the bones shows normal anatomy. A second anterior view shows a type III AC joint dislocation, and a third shows type V.

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