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[Results of intramedullary nailing in humerus shaft fractures].

Bettina Marty, K Käch, Daniel Candinas, H.P. Friedl, O. Trentz

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We present an analysis of a retrospective study of 61 humeral shaft fractures, stabilized with a thin AO tibial nail. All fractures were analysed according to the AO-classification. Follow-up included 48/61 patients and averaged 82 months. Local complications were postoperative radial nerve palsy in 1/61, infection in 0/61 and non-union in 4/56. A good result in shoulder function was obtained in 41/48 cases.

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We present an analysis of a retrospective study of 61 humeral shaft fractures, stabilized with a thin AO tibial nail. All fractures were analysed according to the AO-classification. Follow-up included 48/61 patients and averaged 82 months. Local complications were postoperative radial nerve palsy in 1/61, infection in 0/61 and non-union in 4/56. A good result in shoulder function was obtained in 41/48 cases.

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We present an analysis of a retrospective study of 61 humeral shaft fractures, stabilized with a thin AO tibial nail. All fractures were analysed according to the AO-classification. Follow-up included 48/61 patients and averaged 82 months. Local complications were postoperative radial nerve palsy in 1/61, infection in 0/61 and non-union in 4/56. A good result in shoulder function was obtained in 41/48 cases.

Key concepts: Medicine, Intramedullary rod, Radial nerve, Palsy, Humerus, Humeral shaft, Surgery, Nail (fastener)

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