Type | Location |
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Type I (Processes) | A: Acromion Fracture |
B: Base of Acromion or Spine of Scapula Fracture | |
C: Coracoid Process Fracture | |
Type II (Neck) | A: Fracture line at the lateral edge of the base of the acromion-spine |
B: Fracture line extending to the base of the acromion or spine | |
C: Transverse Neck Fracture | |
Type III (Intra-articular Glenoid Fracture) | |
Type IV (Body Fracture) |
Explanation
Miller classified scapular fractures based on the morphological characteristics of the scapula into processes, neck, glenoid, and body, simplifying scapular fractures into four main types and related subtypes.