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Median Nerve Injury following K-wire Fixation of Bennett's Fracture-Lessons Learned
Sujith Sidharthan1, Sanath K Shetty, Amir W Hanna
1Department of Trauma and Orthopaedics, Glan Clwyd Hospital, North Wales NHS Trust, Rhyl, Denbigshire, LL18 5UJ UK.
Abstract:
Bennett's fracture is a relatively common injury. The fracture is unstable due to the displacing forces acting on the distal fragment and very commonly treated by stabilization with Kirschner wires. This would seem a relatively safe procedure, and injury to the median nerve has never been reported. We present this unusual complication following one such procedure with the evaluation of a safe approach utilizing the relevant surgical and radiological anatomy.
