Clinical and Radiological Results of Conservative Treatments in Proximal Humerus Fractures.

Proximal humerus fractures, who are admitted to the investigators' emergency department and are decided to follow conservative follow-up criteria, will be given one of 3 different bandages (velpau bandage, classical shoulder arm sling, 30 degree padded shoulder arm sling) according to the previous randomization.

Routinely, at the 2nd week, 6th week, 12th week, 6th month and 12th month outpatient clinic controls, the patients will be seen and their X-ray and clinical satisfaction status will be checked. X-rays will be taken as classical ap / lateral and true ap.

At the end of the second week, which is absolute immobilization, elbow and wrist movements will begin. Afterwards, in the 6th week, according to the state of union with deltoid strengthening, passive and active shoulder joint range of motion exercises will be started.

At the end of the 12th month, the follow-up will be terminated, and in this control, the existing joint movements will be recorded by measuring the degrees of anterior elevation, abduction, external rotation in neutral, external rotation at 90 degrees and internal rotation. In addition, in this control, the values will be noted by taking the Constant, ASES, DASH and VAS Scores.

After all these values are noted for all 3 groups, statistical analysis between groups will be made for each variable and the result will be given.

In addition, if complications(non-union,mal-union,stiffness etc.) occur during conservative follow-up in the investigators' patients, they will be recorded and whether there is a statistically significant difference in complications between the groups will be investigated.

The investigators' aim in this study is to understand whether any of these 3 different bandage types, which are routinely used as an immobilization method in proximal humerus fractures, are superior to the other.

A study comparing immobilization methods could not be found in the literature. These bandage types, which have not been compared with their effectiveness, are used effectively all over the world. With this study, the investigator set this on a scientific basis and set the correct direction of the investigators' treatments as the investigators' main goal.

Inclusion criteria

• Neer type 2, 3 and 4 proximal humerus fractures suitable for conservative follow-up
• Patients older than 18 years

Exclusion criteria

• Previous surgery in the ipsilateral shoulder area
• Fractured dislocation
• Patients with open phys line
• Patients with neurological problems affecting the upper extremity (MS, stroke, etc.)
• Patients with fracture-induced neurovascular problems
• Open fractures
• Patients who require surgery for any reason while follw-up (malunion, nonunion, etc.)