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Wrist & Hand Injuries

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Broken Wrist

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  • A broken wrist is a fracture or break in the wrist end of either forearm bones (the Radius and Ulna) or any of the small carpal bones in the wrist. A broken bone and a fractured bone are the same thing. There are a number of different bones that can be fractured in the wrist.
  • Broken wrist symptoms will vary slightly depending on the type and grade of injury. Sudden pain is common with rapid swelling. The wrist may appear deformed and pain is likely to increase when trying to move the hand. If tingling or numbness are felt anywhere in the hand or fingers this may indicate nerve damage.

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  • A broken finger is a break or fracture in any one of the 3 small phalange bones which make up each finger. This is a relatively common injury which often occurs when the finger is crushed between two hard objects. It may also occur from a ball or similar jarring the finger. Broken finger can be the result of some kind of impact or collision.
  • The athlete/person will feel immediate pain with swelling and bruising which will appear quite quickly. It will be painful to try and move the finger which may appear deformed if the bone is displaced or joint dislocated. If there is any nerve damage, the finger may be numb or feel tingly.
  • Immediate treatment of a suspected broken finger, should involve resting the finger, immobilizing it with a splint or buddy strap, applying ice and elevating the hand above the heart to reduce bleeding and swelling. The finger should be X-rayed to confirm the fracture and determine if the fracture is displaced. If it is a simple fracture with no displacement (as most finger fractures are) then the finger can be splinted to immobilize it whilst it heals. This may be kept in place for 3-4 weeks. A finger buddy taping technique is sometimes used. More complicated fractures where the broken fragment is displaced or broken into more than one part, surgery may be required. This usually involves pinning the two fragments together so that they heal in the right place.

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