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posterior the humeral head moves toward the back. This is often caused by a severe muscle spasm such as during an electric shock or seizure. It less commonly happens as a consequence of direct trauma, which can lead to later chronic instability.
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posterior The back of the body or situated nearer the back of the body.
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posterolateral Behind and to one side, specifically to the outer side.
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posterior ): That branch of the lateral fissure (of Sylvius) distal to the point of origin of the anterior ascending and anterior horizontal rami.
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posterior At the back part, or rear of the body.
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