Abstract
Although there exists several methods of internal fixation for displaced proximal humeral fracture, May anatomical bone plate fixation seems to be a useful treatment for this type of fracture.We treated 9 cases (4 males, 5 females) with May anatomical bone plate fixation for displaced proximal humeral fracture. The average follow-up period was 17 months. Good results were obtained even in elderly cases with severe osteoporosis. Plain X-ray findings did not reveal osteonecrotic changes in the humeral head and non-union in all cases.
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