Tension band wiring of fracture distal end of clavicle: Favorable clinical outcome among the patients

Background: A fracture of the clavicle is common traumatic injury. It can be classified into middle third, medial and distal third fractures. Around 10–15% fractures occur in third. The ideal method fixation remains controversial till date. Aims Objectives: clinical outcome patients having end using rigid with tension band wiring (TBW) Kirshner wires SS wire to assessed instead other conventional procedures. Materials Methods: Eight Neer type II closed distal-third <3 weeks duration were included our study. reduced by open reduction fixed TBW two K-wires wire. Results: mean average age was 41.87 years. All united clinically radiologically. time union 12 weeks. There case hardware prominence, no related complications. One superficial infection found them regained near normal range motion, constant Murley score for at 1 year 88. At follow-up, all had reached their pre-injury performance levels. Conclusion: an encouraging result This technique simple lesser need expertise also cost effective.