ArticleChirurgie (Heidelberg, Germany)2023
[Clavicle fractures: practical approach in clinical routine].
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Abstract
Fractures of the clavicle are among the most common fractures. They typically result from a fall onto the lateral shoulder or the extended arm and are often related to sports and bicycle accidents. Obtaining the exact trauma mechanism, proper clinical findings and adequate X‑rays usually lead to the correct diagnosis. Non-displacement fractures can be treated conservatively with good results. Unstable and displaced fractures should be treated operatively. Open fractures or looming penetration are emergencies und should be treated immediately. In addition to fracture classification and morphology, other factors such as additional injuries and patient-related factors need to be considered in order to make an individualized therapy decision. In operative treatment, angular stable plating is the therapy of choice, and in most cases early functional aftercare is possible.
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