Type I | Normal glenoid (<5° retroversion difference versus contralateral normal) |
Type II | Minimal deformity (>5° retroversion difference) |
Type III | Moderate deformity (posterior humeral head subluxation) |
Type IV | Severe deformity (posterior humeral head subluxation with false glenoid) |
Type V | Severe flattening of humeral head and glenoid +/- complete dislocation |
Type VI | Infantile glenohumeral dislocation |
Type VII | Proximal humeral growth arrest |