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Most of proximal humerus fractures, in younger patients as well as well as in the elderly, are stable and minimally displaced and can be treated conservatively. Nondisplaced fractures with minimal displacement and adequate stability usually are successfully treated non-operatively Methodology: The present study is a prospective clinical study of the management of the proximal humerus fractures with the use of the locking compression plate. The study was done in the department of Orthopaedics and during the study 17 patients with displaced proximal humerus fractures were treated with open reduction and internal fixation with locking compression plate Results: At the end of clinical and radiological union and full functional recovery, the results were evaluated by Constant Score. Mean scores observed on Constant Score for its different parametres were pain 14.11, activities of daily living 18.82, range of motion 23. 76, power 22.05. The mean Constant score was 78.76. Conclusion: The plate allows for gentle fracture reduction, with use of indirect reduction maneuvers and consequent limited soft tissue dissection. The plate does not need to be configured to the bone surface and the angular screw fixation ensures a fixed-angle stabilization.

Clinical study of the management of proximal humeral fractures with the use of the locking compression plate