Post-accident Wrist Fracture with Application of External Fixator
Post-accident Wrist Fracture with Application of External Fixator
This custom medical exhibit reveals multiple images of the posterior right hand and wrist bones detailing the fractures and fixation of distal radial fractures (Colle's type). The stabilization surgery illustrates the placement of percutaneous pins into the bones above and below the fracture site, with final placement of an external fixator.
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