Signs of a Broken Wrist: Fractured Bone and Bruises Explained

Wrist Fracture Treatment | Signs & Symptoms of a Wrist Fracture | MFine

Patient regains wrist motion after a total wrist replacement! (4 week follow up)

Anatomy of Hand Joints and Bones Explained

Ligaments of the wrist and hand (preview) - Human Anatomy | Kenhub

The Wrist Extensor Muscles

Ganglion Cysts of the Wrist - An Orthopaedic Moment

Broken wrists or distal #radiusfracture are relatively, accounting for 25-50% of all broken bones and most commonly seen in older females and young males. A #brokenwrist is typically set and placed in a cast for the bones to healed. Distal radius fractures can be treated without surgery if the bone fragments are minimally displaced and remain in close connection. Most wrist fractures take up to 3 months to heal enough to return to all daily activities. Some residual soreness and stiffness may ta