Minimally Invasive Combined Medial and Lateral Approach for Treating Displaced Scapular Body and Neck Fractures

Peng Zhang; Xiaomei Song; Pingyuan Li; Shuangjian He; Zhaoyao Yang; Feng Xu; Xibin Xu; Jian Lu; Cheng Cao; Long Zhou

doi:10.12659/MSM.945535

12 October 2024 : Clinical Research

Minimally Invasive Combined Medial and Lateral Approach for Treating Displaced Scapular Body and Neck Fractures

Peng Zhang^1ACFG, Xiaomei Song^2BD, Pingyuan Li^1D, Shuangjian He^1E, Zhaoyao Yang^1F, Feng Xu^1C, Xibin Xu^1C, Jian Lu^1B, Cheng Cao^1D, Long Zhou^1ADFG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.945535

Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e945535

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Figure 1 A typical case: male patient, 65 years old, left scapular fracture (Ada-Miller classification: type IV and type IIC).(A) X-ray showing left scapular body and neck fracture and left clavicle fracture. (B, C) Shoulder computed tomography plain scan and 3-dimensional reconstruction images. (D–F) Combined medial and lateral surgical incision design and appearance. (G, H) X-ray on the second day after surgery showing good fracture reduction. Figure was created by using Photoshop software.

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Minimally Invasive Combined Medial and Lateral Approach for Treating Displaced Scapular Body and Neck Fractures

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