Outcome in Proximal Humerus Fractures: Case series of 50 Patients

We live in a Fractured world. I have always seen myself as an artist who is fixing it. Proximal humeral fractures may have many different personalities and the treating surgeon must understand the fracture pattern, the quality of the bone, other patient-related factors, and the expanding range of reconstructive options. Although there is a potential for frequent complications, many can be avoided with careful preoperative planning and meticulous surgical technique and aftercare. Optimal function of the shoulder after acute trauma requires anatomic or near-anatomic reconstruction. Newer techniques, instruments, implants have improved the clinical results. This book of our case series of 50 patients with complete data and end results will serve as a reference guide for many working in the field of fracture proximal humerus.