Humerus

Many injuries of the humerus can be managed non-operatively but severe fractures often require surgery. When a humerus fracture fails to heal (a humeral nonunion) surgical stabilization and bone grafting is the treatment of choice.
More severe situations involving the humerus (infection, bone loss, etc.) require a complex reconstruction.
Humerus Problems Treated by Dr. Brinker*
Problem Types |
Number of Surgical Cases |
|
Fracture Nonunions |
147 |
|
Infected Nonunions |
9 |
|
Complex Fractures |
113 |
|
Bone Infections |
12 |
|
Periprostetic Fractures/
|
21 |
|
Limb Lengthening |
3 |
*This chart does not represent all of Dr. Brinker's Cases.