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Allman: Type I midshaft; Type II distal; Type III medial third. Neer distal clavicle: Type I stable; IIA/IIB unstable (CC ligaments disrupted); Type III intra-articular; V epiphyseal. Distal (Neer IIB) has high nonunion; often operative.
What is the most common type of clavicle fracture according to the Allman classification?
Which Neer classification type is characterized by the distal fragment having both conoid and trapezoid ligaments intact?
In which Neer classification type does the medial fragment lose its support from the coracoclavicular ligaments, leading to a high risk of nonunion?
What is the typical management for a Neer Type I distal clavicle fracture?
Which type of clavicle fracture is considered unstable and has the highest non-union rate when treated non-operatively?
What is the primary restraint to superior displacement of the distal clavicle?
Which mechanism of injury is most commonly associated with distal clavicle fractures?
What is the management strategy for a Neer Type III distal clavicle fracture?
In the Allman classification, which type of fracture is least common?
Which type of fracture in the Neer classification is associated with comminution and CC ligaments attached to an inferior bone fragment?