Scapular Fracture Classification Animation - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

Educational video describing fracture classifications of the scapula.
Acromial fractures
Kuhn classification
Type Ia
•minimal displacement (avulsion fracture) .
•no surgical treatment
Type Ib
•minimal displacement (complete fracture) .
•no surgical treatment
Type II
•displaced fracture without reduction in the subacromial space.
•Non-operative treatment
Type IIIa
•reduction of the subacromial space by inferior displacement of the acromion.
•Fixation with screws or plate.
Type IIIb
•reduction of the subacromial space by superiorly displaced glenoid fracture.
•Reduction and fixation with plate
Coracoid fractures
Ogawa classification
Type I
•Fracture proximal to the coracoclavicular ligaments usually associated with acromioclavicular separation, clavicular fracture, superior scapular fracture or glenoid fracture.
•Reduction and fixation with screws.
Type II
•Fracture distal to the coracoclavicular ligaments.
•No surgical treatment.
Intra-articular glenoid fractures
Ideberg classification
Type Ia
•Fracture of the glenoid rim (anterior)
•No surgical treatment
Type Ib
•Fracture of the glenoid rim (posterior)
•No surgical treatment
Type IIa
•Transverse fracture through the glenoid fossa with an inferior triangular fragment displaced with the sbuluxated humeral head.
•Fixation plate or screws
Type IIb
•Oblique fracture through the glenoid fossa with an inferior triangular fragment displaced with the subluxated humeral head.
•Reduction and fixation with plate or screws.
Type III
•Oblique fracture through the glenoid exiting at the mid-superior border of the scapular, often associated with acromioclvicular fracture or acromioclavicular dislocation.
•Reduction and fixation with screws
Type IV
•Horizontal fracture, exiting through the medial border of the scapular body.
•Reduction and fixation with screws.
Type V
•A combination of type IV with a fracture separating the inferior half of the glenoid.
•Reduction and fixation with screws
Extra-articular glenoid fractures
Type I
Fracture of the glenoid neck without associated fracture or AC joint separation.
Reduction and fixation with plate
Type II
•Fracture of the glenoid neck with associated clavicle fracture and AC separation (secondary suspensory ligaments involved).
•Reduction and fixation with clavicle plating only, scapular plating only, or scapular & clavicular plating.
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[@chuckpowell6263]

This helped me to visualize and better understand what I injured and what my orthopedic surgeon was explaining to me. It was very straight-forward. Thank you, doctor.

[@nabilebraheim]

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It started with a Honda 450...very helpful video. Thank you!

[@MegaKruns]

its great how much hard work u put into d animation ! u r an excellent teacher ! thanks a ton...

[@MBD158]

Very Good information

[@ricomore4651]

Is reduction and surgical fixation with plate and screws required for a partial extra articular fracture of the scapular neck with slight displacement of the scapular body, no glenohumeral dislocation?

[@Bonemd2015]

Very nice and informative video. Thanks!

[@ironredfox]

Excellent video. Thank you.

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Nice work as always!

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[@evefranc1]

Excellent! It was so helpfull!

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[@Annielovett1]

So understandable. Thank you

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Thanks for great illustrative video sir , can I know the name of the background music plz ?

[@mitch19636]

Thank you sir.

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Thank u sir

[@Erik.Allison]

Funny how the recommendations on every injury are surgery related.

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[@S595Husky]

Was in an off-road racing accident. Have a right Glenoid fracture (fracture of part of the Scapula) and also had a right shoulder dislocation. Will I need surgery, or is it all based on where the fracture is?

[@behappywithkuhu3229]

@S2fitnesd. How r u now

[@S595Husky]

@@behappywithkuhu3229 I'm good now, thank you. Also, I'm back to racing. They didn't operate on my fracture due to how "clean" the fracture was (a straight line almost). Glad they didn't. I would have been sidelined for months.

[@chemistrybharat]

Sir I met with an accident. 30 days ago. I had a acromioclavicular sublexion and scapula fracture. Doc told me not to lift weight for life with my injured arm and also I am unfit for army. I am devastated. Plz help sir. Is he right ??? Should I never lift weight ?? No push-ups pull ups ?? Please help sir.

[@behappywithkuhu3229]

@kamal Negi, after 2yrs of ur accident how r u now?any surgery required?u recovered fully or not

[@chemistrybharat]

@@behappywithkuhu3229 I am good. I did not require any surgery. My arm is 100% functional. But Sometimes it becomes sore. It pains in the neck and scapula region. Pains goes away in few hours.

[@behappywithkuhu3229]

@@chemistrybharat thanks for response...

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@Bonemd2015 THANKS

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