The lesions associated with recurrent dislocation of shoulder include all, except -: (A) Hill-Sach's lesion, (B) Bankart's lesion, (C) Capsular laxity, (D) Supraspinatus tear
Answer is D. No single deformity is responsible for recurrent dislocation.
Three important lesions, called triad of the essential lesion, have been cited.


Hill-Sach's lesion
Bankart's lesion
Erosion of anterior rim of the glenoid cavity


Other pathological lesions associated with recurrent anterior dislocation are : -


capsular laxity, 
Subscapularis deficiency, 
Glenoid fossa deficiency