Intraoperative evaluation of rotational alignment in minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis for humeral shaft fractures using combined fluoroscopic and endoscopic assistance: surgical technique, clinical outcomes, and literature review

Key Points

• Minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis shows promising clinical outcomes for humeral shaft fractures, with enhanced rotational alignment.
• Key evidence indicates that the combined use of fluoroscopy and endoscopy improves surgical precision and patient recovery times.
• Assessment using surgical techniques led to notable success in achieving optimal alignment during operations.
• Such findings may enable wider adoption of these methods in future orthopedic surgeries, enhancing patient outcomes.