Treatment for a fractured clavicle in babies is usually carried out simply by immobilizing the affected arm. However, in most cases it is not necessary to use an immobilizing sling, as in adults, and it is only advisable to attach the sleeve on the affected side to the baby’s clothes with a diaper pin, for […]
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Treatment for a fractured clavicle in babies is usually carried out simply by immobilizing the affected arm. However, in most cases it is not necessary to use an immobilizing sling, as in adults, and it is only advisable to attach the sleeve on the affected side to the baby’s clothes with a diaper pin, for […]
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A clavicle fracture is usually caused by impacts on the shoulder, such as falls or car, motorcycle or bicycle accidents, for example, and can be identified through symptoms such as shoulder deformity, intense pain, swelling or difficulty in lifting the arm. The clavicle is a bone that connects the arm to the trunk of the […]
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