Peter Attia· MD
well technically a sub ation is an incomplete dislocation it's the shoulder coming out but it pops back in easily got it so dislocation is usually it comes out and it needs to be put back in
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well technically a sub ation is an incomplete dislocation it's the shoulder coming out but it pops back in easily got it so dislocation is usually it comes out and it needs to be put back in
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