The
ball-and-socket joint is most susceptible to dislocation. Joint dislocation, or
luxation (from the Latin luxare,
meaning “to put out of joint”), occurs
when the there is a drastic movement of two bone ends out of their normal
end-to-end position. The most frequently dislocated joint is the shoulder
joint. Since the socket is shallow and the joint is loose, allowing for the
tremendous amount of mobility, there is also the greatest possibility of
dislocation.
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