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Title: Minimally Invasive Plate Osteosynthesis of Humeral Shaft Fractures Clinical Results in a Regional Ho


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Minimally Invasive Plate Osteosynthesis of
Humeral Shaft Fractures Clinical Results in a
Regional Hospital
  • Juan Manuel Concha, MD
  • Alejandro Sandova, MD
  • Philipp N Streubel, MD
  • Universidad del Cauca
  • Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá
  • AO Clinical Investigation
  • Colombia / South America

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Disclosure
  • The authors have no potential conflict of
    interest with this presentation

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Humerus shaft fractures
  • High union rates with nonoperative treatment
  • Surgical indications
  • Plating gold standard
  • Healing 88-100
  • Radial n. injury 0-6
  • Infection up to 21
  • Extensive disection

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Minimally Invasive Surgery
  • Soft tissue preservation, no graft
  • Anatomically safe
  • Healing 90-100
  • Radial n. injury 1 reported
  • Small series 5 to 21 cases
  • Reproducibility?
  • Results published by few centers
  • Referral hospitals

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Materials and Methods
  • June 2004 to January 2007
  • Humerus fractures treated with MIPO
  • Follow-up gt 6 months
  • Outcomes
  • Healing
  • Alignment
  • Elbow ROM

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Surgical Approach
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Materials and Methods
  • 35 patients
  • 33 years (range 19-54)
  • 26 males (74), 9 females (26)
  • Mean follow-up 12 months (range 6-24)
  • Plate type 26 conventional, 9 locked

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Materials and Methods
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Results
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Results Alignment
  • Alignment gt5 12 patients
  • 5 10
  • 2 15
  • 1 20 (malunion)
  • Asymptomatic

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Results ROM
  • ROM lt100 9 patients (26)
  • 2 nonunions, 1 infection, 1 open III fracture
  • 1 open fracture, 4 closed fractures (14)
  • In all 20 extension lag

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Discussion
  • Similar union rate as reported for complex
    humerus fractures
  • Higher rates of angulation than
  • reported for MIPO
  • Higher rate of elbow stiffness

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Discussion
  • MIPO effective for surgical treatment of humerus
    shaft fractures
  • Demanding surgical technique
  • Abduction avoid varus
  • 30? elbow flexion, longitudinal traction sagital
    alignment
  • Fluoroscopy adequate AP and lateral imaging
  • Elbow stiffness
  • Extension lag brachialis muscle scaring?
  • Rehab indicated?

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