Recall the anatomy of the clavicle, including its ossification, vascular, and neurological relations. MK 161 DK NK DK MK MK C/1 Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Audiovisual aid Lecture Audiovisual aid X-ray image interpretations Viva Viva Viva Viva Viva SAQ SAQ SAQ SAQ MCQ SAQ K K KH KH Describe the mechanism of injury leading to clavicular fractures (direct trauma, fall on outstretched hand, etc.) Classify clavicular fractures based on anatomical location MK MK Identify clinical features of clavicular fractures, including swelling, deformity, pain, and restricted shoulder movement. MK Assess for complications such as brachial plexus injury, subclavian vessel injury, and non-union. DK 162 C/1 C/1 C/2 C/2 Hom UG- Sur- II- 6.61 KH KH KS K KH Injury around shoulder and fracture of Humerus Interpret radiographic findings of clavicular fractures using standard X-ray views NK Describe the management of clavicular fracture