“…In few cases, it has been treated conservatively [[17], [18], [19]], in other cases open reduction and internal fixation of the distal end [20] while as in other both ends were fixed [21,22]. Fixation can be done with virtually any method including k-wires [23] to plate and screws constructs; however, fixation and reduction must be adequate. Complications include persistence of sternoclavicular joint dislocation with conservative therapy [19], failure of material [23], and non-union.…”