This retrospective review of 400 RTSAs over 4.5 years identifies all scapula fractures and proposes a three-type anatomic classification to guide treatment. It answers two questions: how common are these fractures, and what should you do about each pattern?
This retrospective review of 400 RTSAs over 4.5 years identifies all scapula fractures and proposes a three-type anatomic classification to guide treatment. It answers two questions: how common are these fractures, and what should you do about each pattern?