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Most frequently broken bone in pediatrics is the CLAVICLE.

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Clavicle fractures account for approximately 10-15% of all fractures. The mid shaft region is the area of the clavicle most commonly fracture; making up about 90% of the fractures.

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Fall on an outstretched hand (FOOSH) or direct contact to the clavicle. A fall onto the lateral shoulder may also be a potential risk for clavicle injury.

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Skin tenting and deformity is usually always present due to the lack of soft tissue in the area.

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Utilizing a sling then progressing to ROM activities. Union of fractured segments usually occurs at about 10 weeks.

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Plate fixation and intramedullary are often used. Union usually occurs at 7.5 weeks with surgical intervention.

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XRAYs are used for diagnosis. An anteroposterior view is the most view to obtain.

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Return to sport can begin once signs of union are present. This is normally around 6-8 weeks.