Where should the pins be placed to decrease the failure rate after fixation of a Mayo IIA olecranon fracture? A biomechanical analysis
• Fixation of Mayo IIA olecranon fractures (MIOF) using pins is associated with a high rate of failure. • We compared the stability and strength of four different fracture fixation configurations. • Configurations included double cortical fixation using K-wires or pins, intramedullary pin, or loose...
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