Clavicle fracture, which is a relatively common fracture, is treated surgically after it occurs. Specific surgical steps: First, under brachial plexus anesthesia, after successful anesthesia, a transverse incision is made along the upper edge of the clavicle, and the length of the surgical incision should be determined by the length of the fracture line. After the skin is cut, the muscles attached to the clavicle are separated, mainly the deltoid, pectoralis major, and subclavian muscles. After revealing the fracture end, the fracture end is cleaned, and after cleaning, manual repositioning is performed. After successful repositioning, internal fixation with a plate or internal fixation with a kyphotic pin was performed. After successful fixation, fluoroscopy under C-arm X-ray machine was performed to observe the fracture position. If the fracture position is ideal, irrigation of the operative area is done, hemostasis is performed, sutures are placed layer by layer, and the incision is given a sterile dressing with pressure after suturing.