Humeral head replacement and individualized rehabilitation for displaced four-part fractures of proximal huerus
2011-08-15LiuYuDeptOrthopGangwanHospAffilGuangzhouMedUnivGuangzhouGuangdongChinClinBasicOrthopRes2010221225
柳 昱(Liu Yu,Dept Orthop,Gangwan Hosp Affil Guangzhou Med Univ,Guangzhou,Guangdong)…∥Chin J Clin Basic Orthop Res.-2010,2(3).-221~225
Humeral head replacement and individualized rehabilitation for displaced four-part fractures of proximal huerus
柳 昱(Liu Yu,Dept Orthop,Gangwan Hosp Affil Guangzhou Med Univ,Guangzhou,Guangdong)…∥Chin J Clin Basic Orthop Res.-2010,2(3).-221~225
ObjectiveTo investigate the clinical outcome of humeral head replacement and individualized rehabilitation for displaced four-part fractures of proximal humerus,to provide clinical guideline of treating complicated fractures of proximal humerus at the basic level hospitals.MethodsNine patients with displaced four-part fractures of the proximal humerus were treated by artificial humeral head replacement with postoperative individualized rehabilitation.Clinical results were evaluated according to the Constant scores.ResultsAll cases were followed-up from 5 to 24 months(average 15.4 months).Constant scores at the last follow-up improved from 14.5 ± 6.5 to 80.5 ± 5.6.ConclusionHumeral head replacement and individualized rehabilitation for displaced four-part fractures of proximal humerus is an effective therapy for complex fractures of proximal humerus.20 refs,2 figs.
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杂志排行
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