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PURPOSE: We aimed to assess the possibility and feasibilities in the treatment of clavicle midpiece fracture by minimally invasive with percutaneous locking reconstitution plate. METHODS: Total 29 cases of patients with clavicle midpiece fractures were reviewed including 13 males and 16 females. All the patients were treated by minimally invasive with locking reconstitution plates. RESULTS: All the patients showed satisfaction of the appearance of incision and union of all the fractures. One case suffered fixation device failure and 3 cases suffered skin irritation responses. CONCLUSION: The minimally invasive with locking reconstruction plate is a good option for clavicle midpiece fractures treatment with good fracture healing.
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