For patients with bone breaks, it is a disruption of the continuity and integrity of the bone. If the fracture ends are better aligned, or if there is a cracked fracture, this is a minor fracture and the recovery is relatively fast, and the treatment is mainly based on conservative fixation with plaster casts or braces or splints. If the patient’s bone is fractured and the broken end is obviously displaced or crushed, it does not belong to minor fracture, and the external force suffered is relatively large, and the tissue around the fracture is damaged, the recovery time of the fracture is relatively long, and most of the patients will be treated with surgery.