Résultats du traitement des fractures diaphysaires de l’humérus par embrochage centromédullaire. À propos de 70 cas

Barsaoui, Maher; Msakni, Ahmed; Zitouna, Khaled; Drissi, Ghassen; Hadded, Naoufel; Kanoun, L.; Dali, N. Ben

doi:10.1016/j.rcot.2014.09.096

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“…Ouahidi et al, Diémé et al, and Barsaoui et al found the predominance of surgical treatment with ascending intramedullary pinning in their respective series. [11][12][13] The most common complication in our series was elbow stiffness, in patients who had received orthopedic treatment with plasters (BABP, hanging cast), who were sent to physiotherapy for elbow mobilization. But also in certain operated patients who did not continue rehabilitation by physiotherapy; they were admitted to the operating room for elbow mobilization under general anesthesia.…”

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Humeral shaft fractures in adults: management and evaluation of treatment in 50 cases

Camara,

Diallo

et al. 2024

Int Surg J

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Background: The management of humeral shaft fractures is a real challenge in our regions. Methods: This was a prospective, descriptive single-center study involving 50 patients meeting our inclusion criteriaof colorectal carcinoma analysing incidence, clinicopathological features and outcome after different therapies including surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Results: We enrolled 50 patients, 43 men (86%) and 7 women (14%), with a sex ratio of 3.07. Mean age was 32.3 years, with extremes of 18 and 79 years. The left side was affected in 46 cases (92%). Lesions were predominantly located in the middle 1/3 in 39 cases (78%). Treatment was orthopedic in 30 patients (60%). Surgical treatment was performed in 20 patients (40%), with screw-plate predominating in 14 cases (28%), followed by hackethal pinning in 5 cases (10%) and combined treatment in one case (2%). At six months' follow-up, our results were very good and good in 36 cases (72%) according to the modified Stewart and Hundley functional score. Conclusions: Humeral shaft fractures are rare fractures for which orthopedic treatment is still indicated. Complications include radial nerve paralysis and pseudarthrosis.

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