A Sain, S Arif, H Manyar, N Manzoor, K Wattage, M Halasa, A Metry, J Chia, E Prendergast, A Elkilany, O Aisabokhale, F Hussain, Z Sohail
Fractures of the metacarpal particularly the 5th metacarpal is quite common among all hand fractures and has a high incidence in male adult population. Proper management of these fractures plays a key role in rehabilitation and early return to work thus reducing the economic burden. Treatment of these injuries depends on the type of injury: whether it is a closed/open fracture, degree of angulation at the fracture site and also mal-rotation and shortening of the finger. Non-operative management is suitable for fractures which are closed, non-displaced and without angulation or rotation...
February 2024: Georgian Medical News