Isolated fracture of the coracoid’s process base 9-years after a Latarjet procedure: A novel case report

Coracoid fractures (CF) are relatively uncommon injuries and in most cases associated with other concomitant lesions to the superior shoulder suspensory complex (SSSC). As far authors’ knowledge, there no reports of an isolated acute fracture base coracoid process, years after Latarjet procedure. The authors present case a 51-year-old male non-professional cyclist, history left procedure 9-years ago, sustained high energy trauma anterior shoulder. Imaging studies revealed non-displaced reminiscent coracoid’s without SSSC or graft. A conservative treatment was approached. 1-year CF, patient is asymptomatic CT scan confirming healing adequate position. Despite very rare, process should always be ruled out direct shoulder, patients previous