Kirschner Wire Temporary Intramedullary Fixation Combined with a Locking Anatomical Plate versus a Reconstruction Plate in the Treatment of Comminuted Clavicular Fractures: A Retrospective Study

<div>A: after fracture reduction, the temporary intramedullary fixation of Kirschner wire maintains the stability of the fracture, and B: the anatomic locking plate is inserted through the incision. C: extensive periosteal dissection during internal fixation when using reduction clamp.</div>

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Figure 1: Kirschner Wire Temporary Intramedullary Fixation Combined with a Locking Anatomical Plate versus a Reconstruction Plate in the Treatment of Comminuted Clavicular Fractures: A Retrospective Study 

Figure 1 | Kirschner Wire Temporary Intramedullary Fixation Combined with a Locking Anatomical Plate versus a Reconstruction Plate in the Treatment of Comminuted Clavicular Fractures: A Retrospective Study 