MODERN OSTEOSYNTHESIS TECHNIQUES IN SHOULDER BONE PROXIMAL FRACTURES
This article discusses the issues of choosing a treatment method for proximal humerus fractures and how the proposed minimally invasive method of osteosynthesis for fractures of the proximal humerus allows less traumatic repositioning of bone fragments andmore stable fixation of bone fragments. A less invasive osteosynthesis method for fractures of the proximal humerus allows less traumatic repositioning of bone fragments and more stable fixation of bone fragments. Improve treatment results by developing aminimally invasive method of extramedullary treatment for fractures of the proximal humerus.. This research work was carried out in clinical bases of RITOIAM and RSHTYoIM Bukhara branch in patients with multiple fragment fractures of the proximal part of the shoulder bone with 40, 15 of which were found to be moved in the varus state of the bone fragments. Patients were divided according to gender and 15 were male and 25 were female. The duration of the trip was an average of 5,8±1,8 days (3 –7 days). In order to assess the status of bone fragments in multi –fragment fractures in patients, the classification of Neer (1970) was used: single –fragment, 10 (25%) –two-fragment, 12 (30%) -three-fragment and the remaining 12 (30%) -multiple-fragment fractures in 6 (15 %) patients. In shoulder bone proximal fractures, osteosynthesis was performed with a less invasive blocking plate through an external distraction apparatus developed in the clinic and a small-sized wound incision.