Introduction: Humeral shaft non-unions can pose a difficult challenge to orthopedic surgeons. There are various techniques to approach these injuries, but some require microsurgical techniques or staged procedures. Case Report: A 41-year-old woman presented with a 5-year-old humeral shaft non-union after previous open reduction and internal fixation complicated by infection. This was successfully treated surgically using a combination of proximal tibia cancellous autograft and structural allograft. Postoperatively, she had pain-free range of motion that was symmetric to her contralateral side. Conclusion: Chronic humeral shaft non-unions may be successfully treated with a combination of tibial cancellous autograft and structural allograft. Keywords: Humeral shaft non-union, fibular strut, allograft.
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