EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDY OF THE METHOD OF FIXATION OF THE ACROMIAL END OF THE CLAVICLE ACCORDING TO WEBER IN CASE OF DAMAGE TO THE CLAVICULAR-ACROMIAL LIGAMENTS

Connecon of the publicaon with planned research work.The work was carried out within the framework of the research project "Develop and implement technologies for replacing bone defects in vicms with combat trauma to the limbs", state registraon number 0123u101089.Introducon.Dislocaon of acromial end of the clavicle (AEC) is a common injury that occurs most oen during sports acvies, with an overall incidence of 3-4 cases per 100,000 in the general populaon.Dislocaon usually occurs in young men (83.9%), around 30 years of age (47.6%).These injuries are usually the result of direct impact of the acromion on the clavicle during abducon of the upper extremity.Disrupon of the normal anatomy and stability of the acromiclavicular joint (ACJ) can lead to dysfuncon in the shoulder joint and chronic pain [1,2].The Rockwood classicaon is used to assess the severity of injuries [3].According to this classicaon, types IV-VI injuries are treated surgically with the use of certain stabilizing structures [4].In many cases, during the surgical treatment of AEC dislocaons, there is a need to stabilize it.The most commonly used construcons are the hook plate and the Weber method or tension band wiring, each of which has its advantages and disadvantages.Weber's method, using two transarcular pins and a wire sling, is characterized by simplicity and speed of applicaon, provides good funconal results.The method allows to reduce