Clinical and radiological outcome following treatment of displaced lateral clavicle fractures using a locking compression plate with lateral extension: A prospective study

Keyphrases

• Radiographic Outcomes 100%
• Locking Compression Plate 100%
• Coracoclavicular Ligament 100%
• Lateral Extension 100%
• Lateral Clavicle Fracture 100%
• Clinical Outcomes 100%
• Munich 66%
• Constant Score 66%
• Functional Outcome 66%
• Disabilities of the Arm 66%
• Shoulder Questionnaires 66%
• Disability Evaluation 66%
• Shoulder Pain 66%
• Shoulder Disability 66%
• Pain Index 66%
• Acromioclavicular Joint Instability 66%
• Clavicle 66%
• Lateral Clavicle 66%
• Synthes 66%
• Complication Rate 33%
• Self-assessment 33%
• Fracture Type 33%
• Surgical Treatment 33%
• Sex-specific 33%
• Clavicle Plate 33%
• Conoid Ligament 33%
• Cranialization 33%
• Nonunion 33%
• Medial Clavicle 33%
• Acromioclavicular Joint 33%
• Age-specific 33%
• Patient Satisfaction 33%
• Joint Stability 33%
• Good Functional Outcome 33%
• Union Rate 33%
• Fracture Gap 33%
• Surgically Treated 33%
• Nonoperative Treatment 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Locking Compression Plate 100%
• Clavicle Fracture 100%
• Shoulder Pain and Disability Index 66%
• Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (Score) 66%
• Joint Instability 66%
• Implant 33%
• Patient Satisfaction 33%
• Self Evaluation 33%
• Fracture Nonunion 33%
• Conservative Treatment 33%
• Fracture Dislocation 33%
• Surgery 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Prospective Study 100%
• Clavicle Fracture 100%
• Clavicle 100%
• Acromioclavicular Joint 50%
• Shoulder Pain and Disability Index 33%
• Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (Score) 33%
• Joint Instability 33%
• Implant 16%
• Self-Diagnosis 16%
• Fracture Dislocation 16%
• Joint Stability 16%
• Conservative Treatment 16%
• Patient Satisfaction 16%
• Nonunion 16%
• Surgery 16%