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Fracture right arm

2020-10-07 15:40:43
Fracture between the shoulder and elbow joint right hand. Suggestion for which treatment to opt. Reason because of accident
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Get it operated. Plating is better, for early rehabilitation and return to work.

Answered2020-10-07 15:58:09

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Hello Practo User, How old is the fracture? Ideally it has to be treated by surgery. Treatment by plaster is also possible,but with high risk of NON UNION.
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It you wish you can consult me online through Practo for detailed discussion and treatment. Regards

Answered2020-10-08 07:49:22

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