Background: Sternoclavicular dislocations are relatively infrequent and are generally
divided into anterior and posterior disruptions, the former being the most common. While …

Background Kirschner wires or pins were widely used for osteosynthesis in trauma surgery.
Breakage of osteosynthesis material and intra-thoracic migration is a complication that has …

Introduction The aim of this study is to describe the demographics, management and
functional outcomes of patients presenting with a sternoclavicular joint (SCJ) dislocation …

Death Due to Intra-aortic Migration of Kirschner Wire From t... : Medicine Death Due to Intra-aortic
Migration of Kirschner Wire From the Clavicle: A Case Report and Review of the Literature …

Kirschner wire (K‐wire) is one of the commonly used implants in orthopaedics practice.
Migration of the wire is one of the most frequently reported complications after fixation by the …

Objective: Diagnostic/therapeutic accidents Background: Kirschner wires are often used to
perform osteosynthesis. Migration through tissue of these wires is a rare but well-known …

Background: Posterior sternoclavicular joint (SCJ) dislocations are rare events that can
evolve into real emergencies due to the vital structures in the mediastinum. When closed …

Background Controversies regarding the optimal internal fixation method for posterior
sternoclavicular dislocation (SCD) exist. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the …

Background: Acute posterior sternoclavicular joint injuries are rare but potentially lethal
injuries—signs of mediastinal compression range from nonspecific to neurovascular …

The migration of Kirschner wires (K-wires) is a rare but significant complication of
osteosynthesis interventions, and numerous cases of wire migrations have been reported in …