Reduction and Treatment of Fracture of the Clavicle

This silent, black-and-white educational film documents the medical procedure for managing a clavicle fracture:
Procedure Overview: The film demonstrates the reduction of a clavicle fracture through the method of abducting the shoulder girdle away from the chest. This is performed under local anesthesia, showcasing the step-by-step process from patient preparation to post-procedure care.
Use of Equipment: A key part of the film involves the application of a clavicle splint to stabilize the fracture. This is crucial for ensuring proper healing alignment.
Visual Documentation: Before and after the reduction, X-ray images are displayed, providing a clear visual comparison of the fracture's state, which is essential for educational purposes in understanding the effectiveness of the treatment.
Recovery: The film concludes by showing the patient's recovery, with movement being demonstrated as free after four weeks, indicating successful treatment.