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Fractures of the distal humerus in old adults are challenging due to poor bone quality and frequent fracture comminution. Nonsurgical treatment with cast immobilisation, also known as a "Bag of bones" treatment, has been used in elderly low-demand patients with acceptable outcomes considering the patient group. The current literature on outcomes after ORIF in older adults are largely patient series where non-locking plates have been used. The aim of the study was to evaluate the results of ORIF of AO/OTA C-type (complete articular) distal humerus fractures treated exclusively with anatomic . . .
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