Talk:Scapular fracture
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3D Animation and Classification of Scapular Fractures
[edit]Scapular fractures are notoriously difficult to visualize in 2D. I’d like to suggest an interactive educational resource: Scapular Fractures: 3D Fragmentation Animations and Ideberg Classification.
This tool features 3D animations of fragmented fractures (body and glenoid neck) and models for acromial and coracoid process injuries. It serves as a high-quality aid for orthopedic students, including a self-test module. Disclosure: Affiliated with Voka.io. Valiantsinas (talk) 18:18, 17 April 2026 (UTC)