Clinical and radiological outcome following treatment of displaced lateral clavicle fractures using a locking compression plate with lateral extension: a prospective study

Table 1 Patient demographics and outcomes

Number	Age	Sex	J&B	Plate removed	Follow up (months)	MSQ	SPADI	DASH score	Rel. CS	Taft score	Injury mechanism	Dominant side injured	Delay trauma-repair (days)	Time length for FFR (days)
1	39	M	IIa	Yes	13	91	97	7	93	11	vehicle accident	Yes	10	35
2	26	M	I	Yes	16	91	98	4	90	12	bike accident	Yes	3	26
3	33	W	I	Yes	12	72	68	26	84	10	bike accident	No	5	44
4	35	M	IIa	Yes	16	86	92	9	87	11	ski accident	Yes	4	31
5	59	M	IIa	Yes	14	98	99	0	100	11	bike accident	No	2	37
6	29	M	IIa	No	12	86	86	7	81	10	jogging accident	No	2	23
7	45	M	IIa	No	12	89	97	2	84	10	bike accident	No	7	31
8	28	M	III	No	12	93	98	2	87	12	jogging accident	Yes	6	37
9	47	W	III	No	13	96	100	0	100	12	simple fall	No	6	46
10	31	W	I	Yes	12	86	95	8	84	11	bike accident	Yes	3	42
11	37	M	IIa	No	13	84	89	13	85	11	ski accident	Yes	2	48
12	46	M	I	Yes	15	90	95	1	85	12	ski accident	No	6	39
13	53	M	IIa	No	12	87	95	6	85	9	bike accident	Yes	1	38
14	36	M	IIa	Yes	19	94	98	0	90	11	bike accident	Yes	5	34
15	39	M	IIa	Yes	21	92	100	1	83	11	bike accident	No	4	41
16	21	W	IIb	No	14	83	88	14	87	12	vehicle accident	Yes	4	28
17	52	W	IIa	No	12	70	58	20	65	9	simple fall	Yes	8	44
18	54	M	IIb	No	7	77	77	18	75	10	bike accident	Yes	9	39
19	61	W	IIa	No	26	82	92	8	76	9	simple fall	No	1	43
20	43	M	I	No	12	92	99	6	91	11	bike accident	Yes	2	26

Jäger&Breitner (J&B); Munich Shoulder Questionnaire (MSQ); Shoulder Pain and Disability Index (SPADI); Disability of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (DASH) score; relative Constant Score (Rel. CS); full functional recovery (FFR).

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