At what location of the clavicle is it more susceptible to fracture?
A) Lateral end, acromioclavicular joint
B) Medial end, sternoclavicular joint
C) Lateral one-third, flattened shape
D) Middle one-third, point which clavicle changes shape
E) Medial one-third, circular or bowed-shape

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The clavicle is most susceptible to fracture at its middle one-third, where it changes shape. This area is structurally weaker and more prone to fracture due to the biomechanical stresses it undergoes.

At What Location of the Clavicle Is It More Susceptible