CLAVICLE FRACTURE

This study looks at a plate system already on the market to see if it safely and effectively fixes broken collarbones. About 98 adults who need surgery for a collarbone fracture will be followed for 12 months. Doctors will check bone healing on X-rays and track any problems or si…

This study planned to test a special pin (Anser Clavicle Pin) for surgically fixing broken collarbones in 50 adults. The goal was to see how well the bone healed and how satisfied patients were. However, the study was withdrawn before any participants were enrolled, so no results…

This study tests whether elastic tape (KT tape) works better than a traditional arm sling for children with broken collarbones. About 50 kids will wear either tape or a sling, and researchers will track their pain, disability, and painkiller use. The goal is to see if the tape pr…

This study tests two ways to numb the area for collarbone fracture surgery. One method (SCB-ISB) is standard but can sometimes cause breathing problems. The other (SCB-CPB) aims to provide the same pain relief with fewer breathing risks. 34 adults having collarbone surgery will b…

This study compares two pain relief methods for clavicle (collarbone) surgery in 40 military patients. One method is a nerve block near the neck, the other is numbing medicine injected directly into the surgery site. The goal is to see which approach reduces the need for strong p…

This study tests a device called RELAY that delivers numbing medicine and gentle electrical pulses to nerves after shoulder or foot surgery. The goal is to provide up to 28 days of pain relief, much longer than current options. About 50 adults will receive either the active devic…

This study reviews medical records of about 30 adults who had surgery for a broken collarbone that didn't heal on its own. Researchers want to see how often the bone heals after surgery and how well patients recover. No new treatments or visits are involved—just looking back at p…