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La fractura del luchador de brazos.

Arm wrestling fracture

Arbeloa-Gutiérrez L.
Recepción:
20/05/2020
Aceptación:
20/05/2020
Publicación:
20/05/2020


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Resumen (ES)

The humerus fracture produced during arm wrestling, is typically a short spiroid shaft fracture, between the middle anddistal third, sometimes with a third fragment. This fracture is known as "arm wrestler´s fracture" and its usually managedsurgically by plate osteosynthesis, although conservative treatment also has good results. We present a case and reviewof the literature on this typical fracture of a sport that has an increasing number of followers.

Palabras clave (ES):

humero
Arm
wrestling.
Pulso
fractura

Resumen (EN)

The humerus fracture produced during arm wrestling, is typically a short spiroid shaft fracture, between the middle anddistal third, sometimes with a third fragment. This fracture is known as "arm wrestler´s fracture" and its usually managedsurgically by plate osteosynthesis, although conservative treatment also has good results. We present a case and reviewof the literature on this typical fracture of a sport that has an increasing number of followers.

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