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2019, Number 6

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Acta Ortop Mex 2019; 33 (6)

Salter 1 medial collarbone epiphysiolysis with acute posterior displacement in the immature skeleton

Cancela N, von Heideken J, Del Castillo J, Silveri C

Language: Spanish
References: 35
Page: 400-405
PDF size: 270.65 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Sternoclavicular epiphysiolysis is a rare lesion, the posterior variant being even less common. Its clinical presentation may be subtle, or it may compromise mediastinal structures, either initially or during evolution, which is a serious and potentially fatal picture. This case report documents sternoclavicular dissociation in a patient with an immature skeleton, given by a Salter and Harris 1-type injury, which was surgically treated by open reduction and internal fixation with transosseous configuration with non-reabsorbable suture. With a 10-month follow-up and excellent results. This technique seems to be a good option for the treatment of sternoclavicular dislocation in the schematically immature patient, regaining function and avoiding complications.


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