Table 2.

Patients’ data and results.

Patient	Sex	Age	Fracture site	Mode of trauma	Associated fractures	Type of reduction	Clinical score	Time of union (months)
1	M	25	I	MCA	No	Closed	Excellent	4
2	M	30	I	MCA	Wedge Fr. L1	Closed	Excellent	8
3	M	21	SI	FFH	Ibsilateral Fr. Humerus	Closed	Good	3
4	M	33	SI	MCA	No	Closed	Excellent	5
5	M	50	II	MCA	Fr. Plvis type A	Closed	Good	6
6	F	40	II	MCA	Ibsilateral Fr. Clavicle	Open	Good	5
7	F	45	II	FFH	Bilateral Colle’s Fr.	Closed	Excellent	7
8	M	27	I	MCA	No	Closed	Excellent	3
9	M	26	II	MCA	No	Open	Good	4
10	F	18	II	FFH	Contralateral Fr. Ankle dislocation	Closed	Excellent	5
11	M	55	II	MCA	Burst Fr. T12	Open	Excellent	6
12	M	49	I	MCA	No	Closed	Good	3
13	F	50	SI	MCA	No	Closed	Excellent	4
14	M	38	I	FFH	Ibsilateral Fr. Radius and Ulna	Open	Excellent	5
15	M	28	I	FFH	No	Closed	Excellent	8
16	F	23	I	MCA	Fr. Ribs	Closed	Excellent	7
17	M	20	II	MCA	No	Closed	Excellent	3
18	F	19	II	MCA	Contralateral Fr. Humerus	Closed	Good	4
19	M	21	II	FFH	No	Closed	Good	5
20	F	30	II	MCA	Fr. Ribs	Open	Good	4

M, male; F, female; I, isthmic; II, infraisthmic; SI, supraisthmic; MCA, motor car accident; FFH falling from height.