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(A) Medial border anatomical locking plate. (B) Lateral border and neck of scapula plate. (C) Acromion and scapular spine plate. (D) Buttress plate for "floating" fragment.
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F2
The anatomical plates address the fractures at the medial border (Figure 2A), lateral border and surgical neck (Figure 2B), acromion and scapular spine (Figure 2C), a buttress plate for floating segment (Figure 2D), and a straight plate to be used where necessary.
(A) Post-operative radiograph (AP and Y-view) showing clavicle plate, with medial and lateral locking plate in situ. (B) Fluoroscopy image of the Buttress plate used to press down "floating" segment of scapular fracture.
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F3
All patient reviewed with plain radiograph at every review (Figures 3A,B).