Abstract:Over a seven-year period we treated a consecutive series of 58 patients, 20 men and 38 women with a mean age of 66 years (21 to 87) who had an acute complex anterior fracture-dislocation of the proximal humerus. Two patterns of injury are proposed for study based upon a prospective assessment of the pattern of soft-tissue and bony injury and the degree of devascularisation of the humeral head. In 23 patients, the head had retained capsular attachments and arterial back-bleeding (type-I injury), whereas in 35 p… Show more
“…but there is no any significant difference in radiological and functional outcome in patients treated with either approach. Wu et al, [13] in his series of 63 patients found no statistically significant difference in clinical, radiographic, and electrophysiological outcomes between the deltopectoral approach and deltoid-splitting approach while surgical treatment of proximal humeral fractures. Hepp et al, [14] in his study observed better functional results with deltopectoral approach and concluded that choice of approach affects the functional outcome in management of proximal humeral fractures.…”
“…but there is no any significant difference in radiological and functional outcome in patients treated with either approach. Wu et al, [13] in his series of 63 patients found no statistically significant difference in clinical, radiographic, and electrophysiological outcomes between the deltopectoral approach and deltoid-splitting approach while surgical treatment of proximal humeral fractures. Hepp et al, [14] in his study observed better functional results with deltopectoral approach and concluded that choice of approach affects the functional outcome in management of proximal humeral fractures.…”
“…Fractures of the proximal humerus together with shoulder dislocation are important injuries because of both neurovascular injury risk and long-term high rates of complications (4). In this study, we presented the case of our patient with inferior shoulder dislocation and proximal humerus fracture together with right hip dislocation as well as acetabular and pertrochanteric fractures.…”
Introduction: Traumatic fracture-dislocations of the shoulder and hip are serious injuries caused by high-energy trauma and can lead to long-term morbidity. Case Report: In this case report, we present a case of rare orthopedic emergency due to right hip dislocation, acetabular fracture, pertrochanteric femoral fracture, left inferior shoulder dislocation, and left proximal humerus fracture in a 72-year-old male patient suffering from a traffic accident that occurred while the patient was sitting inside the car. Conclusion: The occurrence of both inferior shoulder dislocation with fracture (luxatio erecta) and fracture-dislocation of the hip are extremely rare and have not been described previously in a single patient. Rates of complications and additional injuries are high in both situations.Keywords: Dislocation, fracture, shoulder, hip Received: 12.02.2015 Accepted: 01.07.2015 ÖZET Giriş: Travmatik omuz ve kalça kırıklı çıkıkları yüksek enerjili travmalar sonucu oluşan ve uzun süreli morbiditeye yol açabilen ciddi yaralanmalardır. Olgu Sunumu: Bu olgu sunumunda, 72 yaşındaki erkek hastada, araç içi trafik kazası sonucu oluşan, sağ kalça çıkığı, asetabulum kırığı, pertrokanterik femur kırığı, sol inferior omuz çıkığı ve sol proksimal humerus kırığının birlikte olduğu nadir bir ortopedik acil olguyu sunduk. Sonuç: Oldukça nadir görülen kırık ile birlikte inferior omuz çıkığı (luxatio erecta) ve kalçanın kırıklı çıkığı daha önce aynı hastada tariflenmemiştir. Her iki durumunda da komplikasyon ve ek yaralanma oranları yüksektir.
“…Avulsionsfrakturen (ossäre Bankart-Läsion) mit einer Fragmentgröße < 5 mm können gut toleriert werden [48] und werden oftmals nur bei konsekutiver Instabilität bevorzugt arthroskopisch refixiert [26]. Pfannenrandfrakturen ohne wesentliche Fragmentdislokation < 5 mm können mittels kurzer Ruhigstellung konservativ behandelt werden.…”
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“…6 8 Anteriore Humeruskopfluxationsfraktur Typ 2 beim jungen Patienten, welcher trotz initialer intraoperativer Ischämie auch nach 12 Monaten ein gutes funktionelles Resultat ohne Kollaps zeigt bleiben. In der Arbeit von Robinson et al wird beschrieben, dass sich 3 von 7 Patienten mit Typ-2-Frakturen von der erfolgten ORIF ("open reduction internal fixation") weitgehend komplikationslos erholt haben [26]. Dies geht mit den Daten von Hertel et al einher, in welchen sich bei 8 von 10 initial ischämischen Humerusköpfen innerhalb von 5 Jahren kein Kollaps zeigte (.…”
Section: K Humerusunclassified
“…4 8 Posteriore Luxationsfraktur, die sich durch die 2. Ebene deutlich zeigt und nicht übersehen werden sollte Die wohl größte Serie der anterioren Luxationsfrakturen wurde von Robinson et al analysiert [26]. Er zeigte zwei verschiedene Typen von Luxationsfrakturen, wobei intraoperativ nach offener Reposition ungeachtet der Segmentanzahl einerseits der arterielle Rückfluss aus der Humeruskopfspongiosa, andererseits die verbleibende Integrität der Gelenkkapsel am Kopffragment, wie initial von Hertel berichtet, beurteilt wurde.…”
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