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See Latest ArticlesManagement of proximal humeral fractures: Surgeons dont agree
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, 10/06/09
Petit CJ et al. – Interobserver agreement was moderate overall and improved when the number of management choices was reduced. Intraobserver agreement was less frequent, however, raising the question about consistent decision making by a given surgeon. Although surgeons agree in the method of treatment only to a modest degree, it remains for further outcomes research to establish if the choice of treatment actually influences the clinical outcome.
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