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Area of Science:

  • Pediatric Orthopaedics
  • Surgical Training

Background:

  • Cast application is a core skill in pediatric orthopaedic surgery training.
  • An increasing number of non-orthopaedic clinicians, such as primary care physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs), are performing cast applications.
  • Correct cast placement is vital for definitive treatment of pediatric fractures due to their significant remodeling potential, provided alignment is maintained.

Approach:

  • This review and technique guide provides a comprehensive overview of proper upper and lower extremity fiberglass cast application, including waterproof casts.
  • It details pearls and pitfalls associated with cast placement.
  • The guide aims to serve as a valuable resource for all healthcare providers involved in pediatric fracture management.

Key Points:

  • Proper cast technique is often learned through direct supervision, with limited available literature.
  • Complications from cast application or removal, such as pressure sores and cast saw burns, underscore the need for thorough technique review.
  • This guide illustrates appropriate fiberglass and waterproof cast application techniques for pediatric extremities.

Conclusions:

  • A standardized, accessible resource for cast application technique is needed for residents, APPs, and medical students.
  • Mastery of cast application is essential for preventing complications and ensuring effective treatment of pediatric fractures.
  • This guide aims to enhance the training and practice of cast application among diverse clinical providers.