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Fig. 12. —Graph shows relationship between number of dislocations sustained (x-axis) and degree of flattening of anterior glenoid curvature (i.e., anterior straight line) (y-axis). Reciprocal relationship with first few dislocations produced relatively greater effect on degree of flattening. One patient with more than 200 dislocations is not included. Solid dots represent five shoulders with concave anterior glenoid curvature.

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