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What Is A Wrist Fracture?
The wrist is made up of 8 small bones connected with 2 long forearm bones, radius, and ulna. A wrist fracture or broken wrist occurs when a bone is broken or cracked in one or more of these 10 bones.
Types of wrist fractures
Non-displaced: These fractures are stable fractures with breaks, in which the radius or ulna bones do not move out of place. Treated by reduction or bone-setting
Displaced: These fractures are unstable fractures with breaks and also the bones (radius or ulna) are moved out of the place. These fractures can be treated by a splint or a cast.
Unstable fractures: in these fractures, the bone pieces tend to move or shift into a bad position before they heal even after being put in a splint or a cast.
Comminuted fractures: These fractures are more severe, the bone pieces may be shattered and forced out through the skin or may affect the joint surfaces These fractures require surgery to restore and align them. These fractures have an increased risk of infection in the bone and can be stabilized by screws, plates, and external fixations.
Open fractures: When a fractured bone breaks the skin, it is called an open fracture. These fractures have an increased risk of infection in the bone.
Intra-articular fractures: These fractures extend into the wrist joint.
Extra-articular fracture: Fractures that do not extend into the joint are called extra-articular fractures.
Colles fracture: This fracture occurs due to direct impact to the palm shape of a fork facing down. The broken end of the radius tilts upward and the shape looks like a fork facing down.
Smith fracture: It occurs due to a trauma to the back of the wrist, such as falling on a bent wrist. The end of the distal radius shifts downwards toward the palm the shape looks like a wrist drop.
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