Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8801092 | Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery | 2018 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Clavicle nonunions can occur in the adolescent population but are an uncommon clinical entity. The majority occur in male patients with displaced fractures, many of whom have sustained previous fractures of the same clavicle. High rates of union were achieved with plate fixation and the use of bone graft.
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Authors
Andrew T. MD, Eric W. MD, Donald S. MD, Mininder S. MD, MPH, Ying MD, Frances A. MD, Henry B. MD, Philip L. MD, Jeffrey MD, J. Eric MD, Samuel C. MD, Michael T. MD, David D. MD, Derek M. MD, Nirav K. MD, Coleen S. MD, MPH, Kevin G. MD, Benton E. MD,