November 30, 2025Archives of Hand and MicrosurgeryOpen Access

Dual miniplate internal fixation for forearm diaphysis fractures: a clinical and biomechanical study

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JPJinsik Park IKIn-Cheol， Kook GLGi Jun Lee

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Retrospective analysis shows clinical outcomes with dual miniplate fixation in forearm fractures, indicating potential benefits despite delayed union risk.

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Successful clinical outcomes achieved with dual miniplate fixation for forearm fractures, despite some cases of delayed union.
Main outcome included delayed union in cases assessed across 24 patients with 29 fractures, at a mean union time of 119.2 days.
Retrospective review focused on dual miniplate fixation versus conventional methods with features like 3.5-mm plates and 2.4-mm LCPs.
Significant clinical improvement may lead to lower complications despite some biomechanical drawbacks against the standard fixation method.

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Park et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692b9da91d383f2b2a37a47d https://doi.org/10.12790/ahm.25.0020

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Retrospective analysis shows clinical outcomes with dual miniplate fixation in forearm fractures, indicating potential benefits despite delayed union risk.

Dual miniplate internal fixation for forearm diaphysis fractures: a clinical and biomechanical study

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Dual miniplate internal fixation for forearm diaphysis fractures: a clinical and biomechanical study

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