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15 Nov 2022
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MIPO segmental humeral shaft fracture with tuberculum extension

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Clinical Details

Clinical and radiological findings:  46-year-old male patient in a traffic accident norovasculer normal, There is edema and abrasion in the humerus

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Surgical Discussion

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Metadiaphyseal humerus fractures with proximal extension can be successfully and safely treated with the lateral MIPO technique

Axillary and radial nerve injury is common.A long helical PHILOS plate was pre-contoured.Skin incisions for proximal deltoid-split approach and distal brachialis/brachioradialis intermuscular approach, the radial nerve is explored.Our patient did not have nerve symptoms.

THIS WAS THE LONGEST PLATE WE HAVE

Orthopaedic implants used:   Long philos plate

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