Wrist fracture involving the articular surface means that the fracture may cause unevenness of the articular surface, which is a more complicated type of fracture and needs to be handled by way of surgical correction. When a fracture occurs in the human body, it is necessary to check the specific condition of the fracture site through X-ray examination, etc. If there is no obvious displacement of the fracture site, conservative treatment is usually given, i.e., the use of external plaster immobilization is used to deal with the treatment, together with medication and other treatments to help the fracture site to heal, and this kind of fracture does not involve the articular surface in general. Once the articular surface is involved, the fracture site is usually significantly displaced and needs to be anatomically repositioned. If the fracture is not treated in a timely manner, it may result in joint deformity after healing, or even traumatic arthritis, which may affect the patient’s mobility. Therefore, patients with wrist fracture involving the articular surface should go to the hospital for a detailed examination, and if there is obvious displacement, they should follow the doctor’s instructions to consider surgical correction and repositioning, so as not to affect the normal body functions.