clavicle fracture

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Robinson classification scheme of clavicle fractures.

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OTA/AO classification scheme of clavicle fractures.

OTA/AO classification scheme of clavicle fractures.

<p>OTA/AO classification scheme of clavicle fractures.</p>
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The conoid and trapezoid ligaments together form the coracoclavicular ligaments.

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Applied anatomy of the clavicle.

 

Anterosuperiorly, the pectoralis major muscle and fascia envelope the medial 60% of the clavicle while the lateral 40% is covered by the deltoid muscle and its fascia. Posterosuperiorly, the trapezius muscle attaches to the clavicle

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The relationship of the subclavian artery (SA) and vein (SV) to the midshaft of the clavicle, 50 and 70 degrees posteroinferiorly form the clavicle, respectively

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Operative Treatment of Midshaft Clavicle Fractures: ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE INDICATIONS



 

Fracture-Specific  

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    Displacement >2 cm

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    Shortening >2 cm

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    Increasing comminution (>3 fragments)

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    Segmental fractures

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    Open fracturesa

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    Impending open fractures with soft tissue compromisea

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    Obvious clinical deformity (usually associated with 1 and 2 above)

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    Scapular malposition and winging on initial examination

Associated Injuries  

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    Vascular injury requiring repaira

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    Progressive neurologic deficita

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    Ipsilateral upper extremity injuries/fractures

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    Multiple ipsilateral upper rib fractures

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    “Floating shoulder”a

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    Bilateral clavicle fractures

Patient Factors  

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    Polytrauma with requirement for early upper extremity weight-bearing/arm use

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    Patient motivation for rapid return of function (e.g., elite sports or the self-employed professional)

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    High functional demand patient (e.g., overhead work)


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Intramedullary fixation with a headed, distally threaded pin (modified Hagie pin).

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Authors’ preferred treatment for midshaft clavicle fractures.

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درمان غیر جراحی شکستگی شفت کلاویکل

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داشتن آویز برای ۲ هفته

آغاز حرکات پاندولار بعد از ۲ هفته

نان ویت و محدودیت حرکات تا سطح هاریزنتال تا ۶ هفته



بعد از ۶ هفته و جوش خوردگی حرکات کامل می شود

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Post op


درمان جراحی

اغاز حرکات پاندولار بلافاصله بعد از جراحی

بعد از ۲ هفته و چک زخم جراحی حرکات کامل

بعد از ۸ هفته و دیدن جوش خوردگی برگشت به ورزش های رقابتی

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هوک پلت

برداشتن ان حداقل ۶ ماه بعد از جراحی باید انجام شود

محدودت ابداکشن می دهد

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عوارض شایع

Nonunion

Malunioon

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Authors’ preferred treatment for midshaft clavicle fractures



الگوریتم کلاویکل اطفال

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درمان کلاویکل اطفال


۲ هفته

۶ هفته

۱۲ هفته


۲ هفته اویز فول تایم


۶ هفته درمان کامل و بازگشت به حرکات عادی


۱۲ هفته بازگشت به حرکات ورزشی رقابتی

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