FRACTURES OF THE distal radius and forearm are among the most common injuries
presenting to hand and upper extremity surgeons and the most common skeletal injury …

Forearm fractures represent one of the most common fractures in children aside from
clavicle fractures, and the distal radius is the most common fracture site accounting for 20 …

Background: Fractures of the distal forearm and distal radius represent the most common
types of fracture in the pediatric population, with the majority treated by closed reduction and …

Background: Traditionally, distal radial fractures with marked displacement and angulation
have been treated with closed or open reduction techniques. Reduction maneuvers …

Background and purpose Numerous follow-up visits for wrist fractures in children are
performed without therapeutic consequences. We investigated the degree to which the …

Purpose Displaced distal radius fractures in children are common and often reduced if
necessary and immobilized in cast. Still, fracture redisplacement frequently occurs. This can …

This study aimed to evaluate the effect of manipulation under anaesthesia (MUA) and
Kirschner wire (K-wire) fixation of displaced, paediatric distal radius fractures on residual …

Background: While management recommendations for distal radius fractures in both young
and skeletally mature patients have been generally well-established, controversy still exists …

Background Closed reductions of distal radial fractures are among the most common
orthopaedic operations but up to 39% of fractures lose position postoperatively. This study …

Objective Distal radius fractures (DRFs) are the most common orthopedic fractures, with>
70% of cases treated by closed immobilization using a short arm cast or a sugar tong splint …