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"type A: extraarticular unifocal or 2-part proximal humeral end segment fracture"

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"A1: unifocal tubercle fracture"

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"A2: surgical neck fracture"

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"A3: unifocal vertical metaphyseal extraarticular fracture"

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"type B: extraarticular bifocal or 3-part proximal humeral end segment fracture"

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"B1: extraarticular bifocal 3-part fracture surgical neck fracture *"

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"type C: multifocal, 4-part or articular proximal humeral end segment fracture"

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"C1: anatomical neck fracture"

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"C3: anatomical neck with metaphyseal fracture"

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"The Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen/Orthopaedic Trauma Association (AO/OTA) classification of proximal humeral fractures, like fractures in other bone segments, categorises proximal humeral fractures into three groups based on the severity and complexity of the respective injury 1,2."

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"The Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen/Orthopaedic Trauma Association (AO/OTA) classification of proximal humeral fractures, like fractures in other bone segments, categorises proximal humeral fractures into three groups based on the severity and complexity of the respective injury 1,2."

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"The AO/OTA classification is the most commonly used system alongside the Neer classification (c. 2025) 5."

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"The AO/OTA classification is the most commonly used system alongside the Neer classification (c. 2025) 5."

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"The new AO/OTA 2018 classification compendium has replaced the old classification from 2007 3,4:"

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"The new AO/OTA 2018 classification compendium has replaced the old classification from 2007 3,4:"

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"The AO/OTA classification seems to be slightly less reliable and reproducible than the Neer classification but is ascribed a substantial descriptive power. It also seems to simplify the coding process 2."

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"The AO/OTA classification seems to be slightly less reliable and reproducible than the Neer classification but is ascribed a substantial descriptive power. It also seems to simplify the coding process 2."

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"B1: extraarticular bifocal 3-part fracture surgical neck fracture *"

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"type C: multifocal, 4-part or articular proximal humeral end segment fracture"

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