Floating Shoulder 

A rare complex injury where both the collarbone (clavicle) and the shoulder socket neck (glenoid) fracture, disconnecting the shoulder girdle. 

• Symptoms: Severe shoulder pain, obvious deformity, swelling, bruising, and muscle spasms. 
• Causes: High-energy trauma such as motor vehicle accidents or severe falls. 
• Risk Factors: Engaging in high-speed sports, dangerous physical activities, or motor vehicle operation. 
• Diagnosis: Evaluated through a comprehensive physical examination, X-rays, and advanced CT scans. 
• Treatment: Ranging from sling immobilization to surgical stabilization with plates and screws, followed by structured physical therapy.