Title: Conservative treatment of displaced proximal humeral neck "Trans tubercle" fracture in elderly. - A case report -

Reported by Satoshi Inoue

　　　　　　　　　Lunch time conference, at Wed. 11/April, 2007

Case: 82 years old, female

Injury factor: Fell down and hit her left upper arm at the stair in her home.

Chief complaint: Left upper arm with severe pain and limitation of the elevation injered upper arm.

Previous history: 1, Lung tuberculosis after operation. 2, Hypertention; 140/75 mmHg

Blood examination: Hb = 9.6 g/dl (↓), Fe = 34 μg/dl (↓), ferritin = 34.4 ng/ml, Ret = 14 %, CEA = 2.6 ng/ml

Interesting courses were indicated by following Figures and Tables.
Fig.01, X-P First visited
Fig.02, Fix after Treatment
Fig.03, X-p afterTreat
Fig.04, Breading, Exterior 01
Fig.05, Breading, Exterior 02
Fig.06, X-p 1-5w
Fig.07, BUS 2w & 5w
Fig.08, Classification 01
Fig.09, Classification 02
Fig.10, ROM
Fig.11, Occurrence Ratio
Table 1, Rehabilitation

in collaboration with Yotsuya-Samoncho Clinic