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Using 3-Dimensional Fluoroscopy to Assess Acute Clavicle Fracture Displacement: A Radiographic Study

Midshaft clavicle fractures are often treated successfully by nonoperative means.

Author:: Sen MK; Warner SJ; Sama N; Raglan M; Bircher C; Bircher M; Lorich DG; Helfet DL

Although the treatment of acetabular fractures in adults has evolved substantially, treatment of these injuries in adolescents remains primarily...

Author:: Jawa A; Yi PH; Boykin RE; Gardner MJ; Gerber C; Lorich DG; Walch G; Warner JJP

Surgeons’ disagreement about ideal treatment for proximal humerus fractures (PHFs) may reflect a difference in training. We conducted a study to...

We sought to determine if patients evaluated at an outside institution for a tibia fracture and transferred to a referral hospital for fracture...

Iliac stress fractures are uncommon and are usually insufficiency fractures related to osteoporosis.

Posttraumatic osteochondral defects in the femoral head are uncommon, and management options are limited. Osteochondral defects may lead to pain...

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Compartment syndrome can be a devastating complication with significant morbidity when not recognized or treated expediently.

Abstract not available. Introduction provided instead. Fracture-dislocations of the proximal humerus, though rare, are difficult to manage.

Displaced fractures of the proximal humerus remain particularly difficult to treat. Because of the poor quality of cancellous bone, it seemed that...