A comminuted fracture is a complete fracture, meaning that the bone is broken into three or more pieces and is therefore less likely to have not displaced. The treatment often requires an incision and repositioning, followed by functional exercise and medication. A comminuted fracture is only a fracture that is more severe because of the external violence, and a fracture is not called a fracture fracture if there is more than one fracture line, but a comminuted fracture if there are more than two fracture lines. It is only that there may be more displacement, but as I just said, the possibility of no ectopic dislocation may be relatively small, displacement may require more rectification to go, rectification is not ideal, because it is broken into many sections, may often need to do more incision and reset, the principle is the same as the principles just mentioned, after incision, active functional exercise, with drug therapy, anyway, these are fractures, treatment principles are The principles of treatment are the same. A comminuted fracture is a complete fracture, which means that the bone is broken into three or more pieces, so it is less likely that there is no displacement. It is often treated with an incision, followed by functional exercise and medication.