Sternoclavieular joint dislocation, esppecially posterior dislocation is uncommon. Three cases of sternoclavicular joint dislocation that we have experienced in these 3 years was reported in this paper.
Case I was posterior dislocation for trauma and we treated with open reduction. Case II was old anterior dislocation and we treated with tenodesis of fascia lata. Case III was habitual dislocation.
Sternoclavicalar joint dislocations are difficult to manage. We think that closed reduction should be attempted initially, and open reduction should be reserved for irreducible posterior dislocations and anterior dislocations that could not be reduced.