Abstract
The purpose of this case report was to discuss the surgical management of posterior sternoclavicular dislocations. This uncommon injury has been found to be very challenging. This report outlines the details of the anatomy of the sternoclavicular joint, and its relationship to nearby important structures. The relationship of the anatomy and how it impacts on the stability of the joint as well as the implications and potential consequences of a posteriorly dislocated joint is discussed. These factors emphasize the need for immediate recognition of this injury and the need for emergent management. The ideal surgical management has been a source of debate for decades. Various options including the ones used in the index case are discussed.
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