Clavicle Classifications
Clavicle fractures: Allman ClassificationAllman F L, JBJS (A) 49:774-784, 1967 Group 1: fracture of middle 1/3, most common Group 2: fracture distal to C-C ligament, non-union common Group 3: fractures of proximal end clavicle |
Clavicle fractures: Neer’s ClassificationIn: Shoulder Reconstruction, edited by Neer II, CS, 363-420, W B Saunders Co, 1990 Type 1: Middle third clavicle fracture (80%) Type 2: Distal end clavicle fracture (15%) Type 3: Medial 1/3 clavicle fracture (5%) |
Clavicle fractures: Craig ClassificationIn: The Shoulder, 367-412, Edited by Rockwood and Matsen, W B Saunders and Co, 1990 Type 1: Middle 1/3 fractures Type 2: Distal 1/3 fractures a. Minimally displaced 1. Conoid and trapezoid intact c. Fractures into articular surface Type 3: Proximal 1/3 fractures a. Minimally displaced |
Clavicle fractures: Robinson ClassificationRobinson CM, JBJS (Br) 80:476-484, 1998 Type 1: Medial 1/5th clavicle fractures a. Undisplaced Type 2: Middle 3/5th clavicle fractures a. Cortical alignment fractures Type 3: Lateral 1/5th clavicle fractures a. Undisplaced |
Distal Clavicle fractures: Neer’s ClassificationNeer II, CS, CORR, 58: 43-50, 1968 Type 1: Stable, minimally displaced (3 times common) Type 2: unstable, displaced, detachment of C-C ligaments from proximal fragment Type 3: intraarticular (Stable) |
Sternoclavicular Joint injury: Allman classificationAllman F L, JBJS (am) 49:774-784, 1967 Grade 1: Sprain of S-C joint, ligaments intact Grade 2: Rupture of S-C ligaments, costo-clavicular ligaments intact Grade 3: Complete disruption of S-C joint S-C ligaments and costo-clavicular ligaments torn. displacement anterior or posterior |