Dislocation of acromioclavicular joint Clinical Trials

12 clinical trials for Dislocation of acromioclavicular joint across international registries, including 6 currently recruiting participants. Compare status, phase, eligibility criteria and locations.

• Acromioclavicular joint (AC joint) and lateral clavicle injuries – clinical and imaging-based analyses. — RECRUITING
• Outcome after treatment of acute ACG instabilities using knotless AC TightRope — RECRUITING
• Evaluation of the clinical and functional results after operative and conservative treatment of clavicular fractures — RECRUITING
• Clinical significance of the additional cerclage for the stability of the AC joint after acute dislocation: a prospective study — RECRUITING
• Operative Therapy of Acromioclavicular Joint Seperations Medium- and longterm results after operative therapy of Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocations with a hookplate — RECRUITING
• Clinical results of arthroscopic treatment of acute acromioclavicular joint dislocations by use of TightRope® and Dog Bone® and chronic acromioclavicular joint instabilities by use of TightRope® and autologous Gracilis-Graft — RECRUITING
• Computer-guided double TightRope stabilisation of AC joint dislocations — OTHER
• Supplemental combined n.supraclaviculares blockade with C5 root-blockade to general anaesthesia vs. supplemental C5 root-blockade to general anaesthesia vs. exclusive general anaesthesia for clavicle surgery. Effects on analgesic quality and lung function — OTHER
• Closed acromioclavicular joint reduction and minimally invasive, C-arm navigated suture button system stabilization — OTHER
• Surgical vs. Conservative Treatment: Comparative Analysis of Clinical Outcome for Rockwood Type V AC-Joint Dislocation – a multi-center prospective randomized trial — NOT_YET_RECRUITING
• Conception, implementation and evaluation of a telemedical video consultation in the context of outpatient follow-up care in the Department of Trauma, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery at the University Hospital of Giessen – A randomized controlled trial — OTHER
• Medial injuries of the clavicle: An analysis of incidence, concomitant injuries, diagnostics, combined injuries and management based on nationwide routine data — NOT_YET_RECRUITING

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