The incidence of forearm shaft fractures in children has increased in recent years. They are
challenging to treat and they can result in several long-lasting complications. The treatment …

Background Proximal humerus fractures comprise approximately 2% of all pediatric
fractures. In general, upper extremity fractures have increased in children. However, recent …

Aims We present the clinical and radiographic outcome of 81 children with Gartland type I to
III supracondylar humeral fractures at a minimum follow-up of ten years (mean 12.1 years; …

Play is an essential part of childhood, and growing attention has focused on the potential
health benefits of 'risky'or 'thrill-seeking'play. Such play behavior is readily observed on any …

There are disadvantages in Elastic Stable Intramedullary Nailing (ESIN) of forearm-shaft
fractures, such as the need of implant removal. Biodegradable Intramedullary Nailing (BIN) …

A retrospective study was performed in 100 children aged between two and 16 years, with a
dorsally angulated stable fracture of the distal radius or forearm, who were treated with …

Introduction: Both-bone forearm fractures in children can be treated non-operatively with a
cast. Most previous studies have shown favourable outcome; however, information on the …

Objectives This review aims to summarize the outcomes used to describe effectiveness of
treatments for paediatric wrist fractures within existing literature. Method We searched the …

Purpose Frailty is a well-known predictor of adverse postoperative outcomes and is often
considered in the preoperative planning stage of surgery. In recent years, the modified frailty …

Introduction Severe trampoline injuries in children and adolescents are rare; however, minor
injuries are common and their incidence is increasing. Severe injuries are most commonly …