General anesthesia is a method of general anesthesia that inhibits the central nervous system, causing the patient to lose consciousness and fall into a state of anesthesia or sleep, reducing pain and relaxing muscles. For surgery to fix bones in shoulder fractures, laryngeal mask anesthesia is the most common method of anesthesia.

The scapula is a triangular bone that connects the humerus to the collarbone and the chest wall. There are many muscles around the scapula, which help protect, strengthen and move the bone easily. In fact, it is very difficult to break the scapula, only major injuries such as traffic accidents, sports injuries or falls can cause this condition.