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Publiziert am 31.08.2021
Der Fall von Arosa – Folge 1
Tabelle 1: Klassifikation nach Tossy und Rockwood [1]. © Povilas Masionis, Rokas Bobina, Sigitas Ryliskis. The Relationship Between the Clinical and Radiological Findings and the Outcomes of Early Surgical Treatment After Tossy Type III Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocation. Cureus. 2020 Jan 16;12(1):e6681.doi: 10.7759/cureus.6681. | |||||
Type of injury | |||||
Tossy | Rockwood | AC capsule | CC ligament | DT fascia | Clavicle position |
I | I | Sprained | Intact | Intact | Not displaced |
II | II | Torn | Sprained | Intact | <25% superior its thickness |
III | Torn | Torn | Injured | 25–100% superior | |
IV | Torn | Torn | Detached | Posterior to acromion | |
III | V | Torn | Torn | Detached | >100% superior |
VI (very rare) | Torn | Torn | Detached | Under coracoid | |
AC: acromioclavicular; CC: coracoclavicular; DT: deltotrapezoidal |
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