Research Progress in Surgical Treatment of Proximal Humeral Fractures in Elderly Osteoporotic Humerus
Abstract:Proximal humeral fracture is a common injury in middle-aged and elderly people, especially elderly patients with osteoporosis due to bone loss, which can lead to fractures due to low-energy injury. As the population ages, the prevalence of proximal humeral fractures is likely to continue to increase. In the absence of open or neurovascular injury, the indications for surgery for proximal humeral fractures are controversial. Typically, the same fracture type can be treated non-surgically, with open reduction in… Show more
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