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Table 1 Summary of our cases of distal clavicle fractures with large lateral acromion angle

From: Relationship between the lateral acromion angle and postoperative persistent pain of distal clavicle fracture treated with clavicle hook plate

Case no.

Age, year/sex

Side

α

β

Specification (depth and angle of hook, mm)

Postoperative recovery

Total follow-up time (month)

Treatment and outcome

JOA Scores (3 months postoperatively)

Time of hardware retention (month)

JOA Scores (3 months after removal)

JOA Scores (1 year after removal)

1

30/M

Left

49.1

40.6

15, 90°

62

5

60

65

24

Untreated, lost to follow-up

2

52/F

Right

44.7

52.4

15, 95°

65

6

75

76

28

RCR, remission

3

27/F

Right

41.5

56.8

18, 110°

55

7

75

77

24

RCR, remission

4

44/M

Right

47.8

54.8

15, 90°

50

8

62

70

27

RCR, remission

5

46/F

Right

45.1

44.5

18, 100°

87

7

95

96

25

remission

6

39/F

Left

44.1

59.7

18, 90°

65

5

70

75

24

RCR, remission

7

38/M

Left

42.2

53.5

15, 90°

83

7

96

94

24

remission

8

55/F

Right

40.4

58.9

18, 100°

70

6

82

87

26

Untreated, partial remission

9

56/M

Right

46.2

59.6

18, 90°

54

8

66

72

24

RCR, remission

  1. M male, F female, JOA Japanese Orthopaedic Association, RCR rotator cuff repair