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Sterno-Clavicular Joint: Modern Surgery Dive In ! Michael D. McKee, MD, FRCS(C) Professor and Chair, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery University of Arizona, College of Medicine, Phoenix, AZ Disclosure Studies supported


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Sterno-Clavicular Joint: Modern Surgery – Dive In !

  • Michael D. McKee, MD, FRCS(C)
  • Professor and Chair, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
  • University of Arizona, College of Medicine, Phoenix, AZ
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Disclosure

  • Studies supported by:
  • OTA, COA, ASES
  • Zimmer Inc.
  • Stryker, Olympus Biotech, AO
  • I am a consultant for Stryker, Acumed,

Zimmer, ITS

  • Receive royalties from Stryker (plates),

LWW, Springer (publishers)

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Sterno-clavicular Injuries These injuries are classified by:

Direction of the dislocation

anterior or posterior

Chronicity

acute, sub-acute, or chronic

Severity

capsular sprains subluxations Dislocations Associated fractures

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Traditional Treatment

  • What we said was that outcome was “ ….generally

good….little disability…” if left alone

  • What we should have said was: this will be a

problem for you but:

– We are afraid to operate in this area – I never saw a case when I was training – We didn’t really have a reliable operation for SC instability

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Treatment in 2017

Decide that you want to be the one doing this Closed Reduction – current standard of care – Reduction under local or general anesthesia – Patient Supine – 60% success anterior, 35% success posterior Open Reduction – If closed reduction fails, in appropriate cases – CV surgeon available

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  • 17 year old male, ATV accident
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Semitendinosus graft in a figure-of-eight

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I do not operate on the female adolescent with voluntary, atraumatic, subluxation or “clunking” of the SC joint Acute injuries with frank dislocations should be reduced Most subluxations can be treated non-operatively Closed reduction if possible, open reduction if necessary (I use plates and screws in general) with a CV surgeon available