Treatment of humeral shaft fractures: a new minimally-invasive plate osteosynthesis versus open reduction and internal fixation: a case control study

Table 2 ORIF group

Case	Age (years)	Gender	Side	AO/OTA classification	Plate type	Incision length (cm)	Bleeding volume(ml)	Fluoroscopy times	operative time (min)	HS (days)	BH (weeks)	FFU (months)	Post-op RNP	QuickDASH score	Constant score
1	56	Male	Right	A3.2	LCP	14	170	5	150	10	16	19	NA	6.8	74
2	24	Female	Right	B1.3	Dual LCP	18	150	10	180	9	18	24	NA	2.3	95
3	20	Female	Left	B1.3	LCP	13	145	9	146	9	18	22	NA	4.5	90
4	19	Female	Right	B1.3	Dual LCP	19	110	11	190	10	19	15	NA	4.6	90
5	17	Female	Left	B1.3	LCP	13	135	8	144	10	15	21	NA	0.5	95
6	41	Female	Left	A3.2	LCP	14	130	10	135	9	18	16	NA	2.3	95
7	31	Female	Left	A3.2	LCP	15	145	8	145	11	15	12	NA	2.3	90
8	16	Male	Left	A3.3	LCP	13	160	8	135	9	16	24	NA	4.2	85
9	23	Male	Left	A3.2	LCP	12	150	6	130	10	15	23	NA	2.3	83
10	45	Female	Right	A1.2	LCP	15	150	7	140	9	18	25	NA	15.9	59
11	39	Male	Left	A2.2	LCP	16	145	6	145	9	16	20	NA	4.6	85
12	25	Female	Right	B1.3	Dual LCP	20	150	12	178	10	18	14	NA	4.5	89
13	29	Male	Left	A1.3	Dual LCP	19	110	11	185	11	18	18	NA	4.0	90
14	73	Female	Right	A1.3	LCP	12	140	8	150	13	17	12	NA	2.4	74

BH bone healing, FFU final follow-up, Post-op RNP postoperative radial nerve paralysis, LSTP locking straight tibial plate, LSFP locking straight femoral plate, NA not applicable, RSD reflex sympathetic dystrophy, HSD hospital stay (days)

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