A pseudo-iatrogenic case of medial clavicular fracture

Sternoclavicular joint
DOI: 10.1007/s11751-007-0027-3 Publication Date: 2008-01-02T17:58:32Z
ABSTRACT
Medial fractures are the least common type of clavicular fracture (2-10%). The patient is a 29-year-old gynaecology resident with hyper-laxity and sternoclavicular instability. latter had been surgically stabilized Dacron((R)) tape, which eroded bone causing an usura. Acute right shoulder pain occurred 10 years later. CT revealed medial stress fracture. After 4 weeks conservative management, internal fixation followed. Five months postoperatively performed all activities without pain. In this weakened clavicle due to usura clearly played role in both site nature Furthermore, essential arriving at correct diagnosis.
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