70 patients suffering on a proximal humerus fracture were plated using an angular stable plate fixation via delta-split (n = 37) or a deltopectoral approach (n = 33). After an average of 33 months a follow-up examination was conducted.
In this context the functional outcome, skills in everyday life and confounders were examined. A solid evidence in favor of one approach could not be worked out, also having regard to approach specific complications, such as lesion of the axillary nerve or humeral head necrosis.
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70 patients suffering on a proximal humerus fracture were plated using an angular stable plate fixation via delta-split (n = 37) or a deltopectoral approach (n = 33). After an average of 33 months a follow-up examination was conducted.
In this context the functional outcome, skills in everyday life and confounders were examined. A solid evidence in favor of one approach could not be worked out, also having regard to approach specific complications, such as lesion of the axillary nerve or humera...
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