Elbow fracture

2023-08-02 04:26:23
Hi, My son has an elbow fracture and he has white plaster in his hand. I am attaching his one day before xray. Can anyone suggest to me how many days plaster will remain in my son's hand. He is only 3.3 years old. Please please suggest.
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Without pop x ray required. Pop application for 3 weeks is advised

Answered2023-08-02 05:19:22

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Total 4 week plaster is sufficient

Answered2023-08-02 05:18:55

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Can you upload X-ray before plaster application Usually 3 yrs old kid needs three to four of plaster application. After that can start the elbow movements .

Answered2023-08-02 04:31:28

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minimum 3wks

Answered2023-08-02 04:29:11

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Consult me search browse on goggle practo website Dr Rajinder sharma senior Orthopaedic neurospine joint Replace surgeon ,42 years expertise chandigarh health Department Govt Multispeciality Hospital retired Chandigarh(U.T)

Answered2023-08-04 02:50:29

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I wouldn't do anything much with this xray but to continue the plaster for three weeks
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follow up with the treating ortho surgeon

Answered2023-08-03 15:44:49

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Uploaded only one view??.. Appearing ok . Plaster to be kept atleast 3 weeks from day of injury.
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follow up with the treating doctor

Answered2023-08-03 10:47:24

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