Clavicle Fractures

When newborns experience fractures it frequently involves the clavicle. If the shoulders are too wide to fit through the birth canal, or if the baby it not positioned correctly, one of the clavicles can break. The classical signs of a neonatal clavicular fracture are instability, abnormal motion or crepitations (the sound bone ends rubbing makes) at the fracture site, swelling at the fracture site, or asymmetry in arm movement.

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Blog for Clavicle Fractures

• Why You Need a New York Birth Injury Lawyer if Your Child Suffered a Clavicle Fracture

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Library for Clavicle Fractures:

• What Your New York Birth Injury Lawyer Wants You to Know about Newborn Clavicle Fractures   
  Why do some newborn clavicle fractures heal fine while others do not? Read this article and call a New York birth injury lawyer at 1-800-PAGAN-911 to find out.

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Frequent Questions for Clavicle Fractures:

• What Should I Do If My Newborn has a Broken Clavicle? Does My Baby Need Medical Treatment and a New York Birth Injury Lawyer?

 

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