Do children with elbow dislocations need to be immobilized?

Do I need to bring a fixator after walking the joint dislocation, and after the moxibustion joint dislocation, the child should be able to wear the fixator for a short time.

Children's elbow dislocation still needs to be fixed after connectivity, because children are active, although the child's activities will be limited, but can be slightly moved, injured muscles and bones for 100 days, if the second injury also needs to be reduced surgery, resulting in nursing difficulty, they are also guilty, after reduction, the elbow joint is fixed for about three weeks (according to the recovery state according to the doctor's instructions), will create conditions for the repair of the injured ligaments and joint capsule, during the fixation period, we should pay attention to more active joints, exercise fists, and avoid long-term inactivity, Causes disuse atrophy of forearm muscles.

Children with elbow dislocations do not need to be immobilized. Reset it on the line.

Because dislocation will cause damage to the joint capsule around the joint, it must be fixed after reduction, so that the damaged joint capsule can be well repaired, if the damaged joint capsule is not well healed, it will cause the joint capsule to relax and cause joint instability and habitual dislocation!

As for the specific fixation method, it depends on which joint it is, if it is a shoulder joint, then it only needs a simple triangular scarf to suspend the injured limb, and if it is an elbow dislocation, then a plaster cast is needed for fixation.

Supplement: If it is really elbow dislocation, then it must be fixed with a cast, because the force required for elbow dislocation is still very large, and the structural damage such as the joint capsule and lateral collateral ligament around the joint must be very serious, so it must be fixed with a plaster, so that the fixation is relatively strong, and the damaged structure can be better repaired.

Another thing to remind you is: is it really an elbow dislocation? Is it a subluxation of the radius cephalic head? The subluxation of the radius cephalic head is also at the elbow joint, but the damage is much smaller, and there is no need for a cast to fix it after reduction, only a triangular scarf is needed to hang the injured limb for three weeks!

How did you get hurt? Pulled by someone? Or did you fall on your own?

Was the violence you were subjected to when you were injured? Elbow dislocation requires a lot of violence to dislocate, and radial microcephalic dislocation only needs a small amount of force such as stretching, judge it yourself, or ask the doctor who reduced you, and ask him whether it is elbow dislocation or radius microcephalic subluxation!

Hello, you know, soft tissue (ligament, tendon, cartilage and periosteal injuries are not self-healing and recovering, ligamentous tendon strain will only stretch inward, cartilage, periosteal damage will be diseased, the injury feels like the bone is enlarged). If it is not timely, it will cause habitual dislocation in the future, so it should be repaired, it is recommended that you choose to repair the soft tissues of wild Chinese herbal medicine**, **in about 20 days can return to normal, bending activities are normal, the pain will slowly disappear. ** There will be no joint dislocation.

Soft tissue injuries should not be eaten: beef, chicken, carp, ginger and sour bamboo shoots.

Before repairing with medication, "do not deliberately bend or straighten the moving joint" to avoid ligament strain and aggravation of cartilage wear.

Do some light mobility exercises in the early stage to avoid excessive force on the joints, and it is best not to engage in strenuous activities with the joints for 1 year! The body is your own, so you have to protect it!

Finally, I wish you a speedy **!

Your question depends on the specific situation, can you explain: 1) Is it a shoulder or elbow dislocation? 2) Are there any concomitant fractures?

Elbow dislocation is more conservative ** method is to fix the plaster after reduction, but it must be noted that it cannot be too long, otherwise the joint is easy to stiffen, and it is not easy to recover, so if you choose to be fixed in a plaster cast for more than 3 weeks (my patients I generally only let them wear a cast for a week at most), the positive method is not fixed with a plaster cast at all, as long as the affected limb is suspended with a sling for 2 3 weeks, the advantage of this method is that the elbow joint can be moved at any time without being completely stiff, At the same time, it also gives you some protection from dislocation again, if your dislocation is not combined with fractures, I think it can be cured with or without a cast.

A dislocation is not like a fracture in that the bone will become crooked if it is not fixed. Restoration after dislocation is no problem. But pay attention later.

I just habitually dislocated, I used to do this, and then I have been paying special attention to it, and I have never committed it. Now that I'm older, I don't go to work as much as I did when I was a child, and I don't pay attention to it, so there's no problem.

The plaster cast is exempt, if the dislocation lasts for a long time or you are worried, you go to the pharmacy and buy a pocket, which is specially used to fix the arm, it is cloth, and there is not much money.

Don't fix it, but don't push too hard in the short term! Dislocated arms don't become a habit because they are caused by an accidental sprain or strain!

Buy a cantilever strap to limit your arms and don't push too hard in the short term.

This is a supracondylar fracture of the humerus, and the repair is very good, maintaining this position, there is no problem after healing. External fixation needs to be fixed for 3-4 weeks, during which time regular follow-up should be done according to the doctor's instructions. Parents should also strengthen the care and management of the child, pay attention to the protection of the affected limb, and avoid unnecessary secondary injury.

Finally, I wish you smooth healing and a speedy **!

The first ** is too vague and looks like it's okay.

Yes, surgery or other methods.

After the elbow dislocation is reduced, it is best to apply a plaster cast for a period of time, so that the length is better, and the angle of the plaster is about 90 degrees.

Analysis: Hello, the baby's left elbow joint is dislocated and needs to be reduced**.

Guidance: elbow dislocation is a common orthopedic disease, diagnosis is mainly through elbow X-ray**, after a clear diagnosis, timely closure manual reduction, after successful closure reduction needs to be used upper limb plaster back support in the functional position of immobilization for 3 weeks, during this period to practice shoulder, wrist and back of hand joint activities, after removing the plaster immobilization, in the case of the baby can tolerate the active practice of elbow joint extension and flexion, 2 3 months after more to achieve the activity of the healthy side.

You have to see if it is a stable fracture or an unstable fracture, and surgery is recommended for an unstable fracture.

Do you have relevant image data, upload it to see, and give reasonable suggestions based on the image data.

It depends on the specific fracture! If the fracture alignment is good, the alignment is good, and there is no displacement, it can be conserved**! If the fracture has a large displacement, it is better to have internal fixation surgery!