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Risk of redisplacement after first successful reduction in paediatric distal radius fractures: sensitivity
Kailash L Devalia1, Seif S Asaad, Rahul Kakkar
1Department of Orthopaedics, North Tyneside General Hospital, Newcastle, UK. kailashdevalia@hotmail.com
Abstract:
The aim of this study was to assess the usefulness of currently available indices for casting in distal radius fractures in children and to identify risk factors associated with displacement. A cohort of 14 patients with redisplacement was compared with a cohort of 41 patients with maintenance of reduction. A significant difference (<0.008) was observed in the three-point index, the degree of comminution (<0.01) and the quality of the initial reduction (<0.003). We recommend careful identification of high-risk factors and appropriate stabilization for potentially unstable fractures at first treatment. Assessment of the three-point index is recommended for judging the moulding technique.
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