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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of the broken type on clinical and radiological results in lateral humeral condom breakdowns. Instruments and Methods: 84 patients with a minimum of two years of follow-up and no additional injuries were included in this retrospective study. Seventy-two patients were subjected to surgical treatment and twelve were subjected to non-chirurgical treatments. The average follow-up period was 72.8 months. The Jacop classification system was used to classify the breaks, and the clinical results were made according to the Dhillon score system. 66 of the patients in the study were men and 18 were angry. The average age was 5.5 years. Thirty-six types I, 21 types II and 27 types III were broken. Lateral spur was detected in 30 patients. The transport angle was an average of 6.5 degrees. Three patients had valgus deformity, six patients had varus deformity. In six hundred and nine patients, excellent functional results were achieved, and in 15 patients. Comparing functional results for different types of fractures, there was no statistically meaningful difference (P>0.05). Comparing clinical and radiological results in different methods of treatment (conservative, closed reduction percutan detection and detected with open reduction k thread), there was no statistically meaningful difference (P>0.05). The result: In this study, there was no meaningful relationship between the initial type of broken and the clinical results, and it was also concluded that in surgical therapy, the adequacy of reduction and stability were more important than the broken type.

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