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In this case study, we explore a successful clavicle fracture treatment performed at the State Hospital in Mexico. The surgery, conducted by Dr. Pedro's expert team, involved the use of a specialized S-clavicle locking plate, showcasing the effectiveness of modern orthopedic implants in treating complex fractures. This article details the patient's journey, the surgical procedure, and the recovery process.
The patient, a 34-year-old female, suffered a right clavicle fracture classified as Allman Type 1, meaning it was a midshaft fracture. This type of injury can often lead to complications if not treated correctly. After examining the patient’s condition and reviewing her imaging results, Dr. Pedro recommended an open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) procedure with an S-clavicle locking plate.
The surgery involved using a specialized S-clavicle locking plate, an advanced implant designed to provide stability in multi-fragmented fractures. The 8-hole plate was chosen due to its precise fitting and ability to support the fracture during the healing process. The operation went smoothly, and no complications arose during the procedure.

The patient was discharged just 24 hours after the surgery, demonstrating the effectiveness of the treatment approach. Imaging taken six weeks post-surgery showed that the fracture had healed completely, and the patient was able to resume her daily activities without discomfort. This fast recovery highlights the advantages of using modern implants like the S-clavicle locking plate in orthopedic surgeries.
Implant Type : S-clavicle locking plate
Size : 8-hole, right side
Material : Titanium alloy for strength and durability
Usage : Designed for stabilizing clavicle fractures
All instruments were supplied by CZMEDITECH, designed for easy assembly, precision alignment, and reduced surgical time. Their ergonomic design improved intraoperative handling and ensured smooth workflow.

This case underscores the importance of both selecting the right implant and having an experienced surgical team when treating complex fractures like a clavicle fracture. The S-clavicle locking plate proved to be an excellent choice, ensuring the stability of the fracture and enabling a faster recovery. Dr. Pedro and his team's success highlights how modern techniques in orthopedic surgery continue to improve patient outcomes.
This case demonstrates the reliability of CZMEDITECH orthopedic implants for international trauma surgery.
The 34-year-old female patient had an Allman Type I midshaft fracture with multiple fragments.
Because of the multi-fragmented and displaced nature of the fracture, conservative fixation could not achieve alignment, so ORIF was selected.
Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) was performed by exposing the fracture ends and securing them with a locking plate.
The S-shaped contour matches the clavicle’s anatomy, distributing stress evenly and preventing implant loosening or migration.
The procedure was smooth, with no nerve, vascular, or soft-tissue complications, and recovery was uneventful.
The patient was discharged within 24 hours after surgery with stable wound healing.
Early gentle shoulder movements are encouraged, avoiding heavy loads and increasing motion gradually per medical advice.
This case demonstrates the excellent stability and rapid healing provided by S-clavicle locking plates in multi-fragmented fractures.
It stabilizes midshaft or complex clavicle fractures, promoting union and restoring anatomical alignment.
Made of titanium alloy, it is lightweight, strong, biocompatible, and unlikely to cause allergic reactions.