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Comminuted fracture is a complete fracture, which refers to the fragmentation of bone into more than three pieces, also known as T or Y fracture Open fracture refers to the rupture of the fracture site or mucosa, and the fracture end communicates with the outside world. A comminuted fracture of the femur can make a person lame.

The fracture is more serious! Comminuted fracture is the broken bone broken into several pieces, if the plaster is used to fix, the bone is connected, a slight dislocation, it will leave sequelae, and the plaster can not fix the bone, because the plaster is soft, just fixed on the original basis, the plaster for a long time, will make the joint stiff, can not bend, and bring more and more unchanged to the future life.

It is recommended to use a splint for external fixation and reduction, and then use wild herbs to apply external application to quickly graft the bone, which can be connected in 3 days, and the pain is significantly reduced by about 80% when the bone is connected, and then the medicine can be cured after 15 to 20 days. There are no sequelae. During the ** period, do not move your arms too much, so as not to affect the healing of bones, avoid eating hormone-containing drugs Diet: Avoid eating rooster meat, carp, sour bamboo shoots, ginger and hot and dry foods.

Comminuted fracture bar.

I guess the doctor made a typo, and I've heard of sprained fractures (a crack between the bones) and comminuted fractures (bones with good cracks, as if they were about to break into pieces).

It should be an "avulsion fracture" tendon that grows on the bone, the tendon is what we call the tendon, and the "head" of the tendon is the attachment point that grows on the bone, and it is easy to tear off a small piece of bone from the bone when the trauma is inflicted, which is called an "avulsion fracture".

1. Avulsion fracture mainly refers to the sudden and violent contraction of muscles, resulting in the attachment of tendons and ligaments, and the fracture is caused by tearing from the main part of the bone. The direction of bone fragment separation is consistent with the direction of muscle traction, which mostly occurs during sudden falls or parabolic movements, and mostly occurs in the fifth metatarsal tuberosity, tibial tuberosity, and lateral epicondyle tuberosity.

2. The symptoms of avulsion fractures are mainly pain in the wound and limited movement of the joints, as well as local swelling and tenderness. Avulsion fractures can be conservative**, and can generally be restored to a better state with appropriate immobilization, such as plaster cast or brace immobilization, and appropriate functional exercises. However, for avulsion fractures with obvious displacement and large functional impact, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a clear examination and reduce the fracture by surgery.

Bone crack is a minor injury, and according to the provisions of the human injury degree identification standard, bone crack is an injury that is not functionally disordered, and it is a minor injury.

Coverage for minor injuries:

Medical expenses, lost work expenses, nursing expenses, transportation expenses, hospital meal subsidies, necessary nutrition expenses, and if disabled due to injury, the necessary expenses incurred due to increased living needs and the loss of income caused by loss of working ability, including disability compensation, disability assistive device expenses, living expenses of dependents, and necessary expenses, nursing expenses, and follow-up expenses actually incurred due to nursing care and continuation.

Tear fractures are a type of fracture that is caused by a strain at the ligament attachment site.

Whether a lacerated fracture is a minor injury requires an evaluation to be determined.

According to the "Standards for the Appraisal of the Degree of Human Injury", minor injuries are divided into minor injuries of the first degree and minor injuries of the second degree. The provisions for lacerated fractures are as follows:

1. Minor injury first-degree: more than two fractures of different orbital walls; Fracture of one orbital wall above the inverted eyeball; 6 or more rib fractures; 2 or more fractures of the pelvis; Pelvic fracture malunion; acetabular fracture; comminuted fractures of long bones of limbs or two or more fractures; There was no necrosis of the femoral head in the femoral neck fracture, and the prosthesis was replaced; Wait a minute.

2. Minor injury second-degree: comminuted fracture of nasal bone; bilateral nasal fractures; nasal bone fracture with maxillary frontal process fracture; nasal bone fracture with nasal septal fracture; bilateral maxillary frontal process fractures; Jaw fractures (except alveolar process fractures and frontal process fractures of one side of the maxilla); zygomatic fractures; 2 or more rib fractures; sternal fractures; clavicle fracture; scapula fracture; pelvic fractures; vertebral fractures; fractures of long bones of limbs; patellar fracture; linear fracture of two phalanx or comminuted fracture of one phalanx; scaphoid fracture, lunate dislocation, or complete metacarpal fracture; Wait a minute.

Article 234 of the Criminal Law.

Whoever intentionally injures the body of another person is to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release. Whoever commits the crime in the preceding paragraph, causing serious injury, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years; Whoever causes death or seriously injures a person by especially cruel means, causing serious disability, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years, life imprisonment, or death. Where this Law provides otherwise, follow those provisions.

Hello; A professional orthopedic surgeon tells you.

1.You have an avulsion fracture of the lateral malleolus that is not heavily displaced and has not fully healed.

2.This fracture should be immobilized with a cast for about 4 weeks, and it can generally heal after taking bone drugs. Don't know if you have a plaster cast?

3.Now**: Continue to brake and avoid ankle movement, movement in either direction may lead to re-displacement and affect healing.

Repeat x-rays regularly to observe healing. If there is really no healing in the later stage, don't worry too much, the lateral space of the ankle joint is narrower than the medial side, and the possibility of bone pieces entering the joint is lower. Even if it does enter the joint and affect the movement of the joint, you can make a small incision to remove it.

4.Pay attention to exercise your ankle joint after 4 weeks to prevent the occurrence of joint sequelae.

If you have any questions, you can get in touch.

I wish you a speedy **!!

Analysis: Hello, you are definitely not going to be able to do this for seven days.

Guidance: It takes 100 days to break your muscles and bones, especially if you have a foot injury, you will recover more slowly. It's best to follow the doctor's instructions and recover slowly, and don't exercise too early.

In this case, the swelling does not go away after three months, so the small bone fragments have to be surgically removed.

This kind of fracture, conservative** is generally a plaster cast or splint, surgery**, a steel needle, but because you have been this for a long time, maybe both ** methods are not suitable, and it also depends on your activity, if the broken bone has an impact on your activities, it may be better to take it out, and the problem should not be big!! Good luck soon**!!

I am studying medicine, and now it is also an avulsion fracture, it is recommended: plaster cast or brace fixation for 4 to 6 weeks, bed rest, reduce the force on the affected limb, elevate the affected limb at night, and pay attention to ** exercise in the later stage, step by step, hurt the muscles and bones for 100 days, but everyone's situation is different, and it is beneficial to be careful yourself**.

For fractures like yours, as long as the broken bone is not degenerated, it can be applied externally using traditional Chinese medicine**. In other words, the broken bones can grow back naturally.

For more details, please log in to the space, and refer to articles such as "Refutation of the Lack of Effect of Drugs in the Treatment of Bone Injuries", "Drugs ** - The Key to the Rapid Recovery of Bone Injuries in Traditional Chinese Medicine", "The Efficacy is Miraculous and Troublesome", etc., many cases in the article can be used for reference, I believe it will inspire you.

It is advisable to find a local Chinese medicine practitioner**.

Good luck soon**!!

Hello, does an avulsion fracture still need to be reduced.