Generally speaking, debridement injury is more serious than fracture, but special cases are not comparable between the two, the details are as follows: First, debridement injury is a serious injury to the skin, separated from the subcutaneous tissue, which can easily produce necrosis of the skin, and because it is an open injury, it may also lead to infection and hemorrhagic shock, which seriously endangers the patient’s life. The fracture is usually a closed or open fracture, and the fracture can heal smoothly after a simple fixed reset. Second, special cases, such as high fractures of the cervical spine, can easily involve the spinal nerves, causing serious damage to the cervical spinal nerves and spreading edema to the brainstem, which can also induce serious dysfunction of the vital center and life-threatening conditions. Therefore, the different sites where the fracture occurs also produce more serious clinical symptoms, which are not less severe than deconditioning injuries at this time.