Category: Pediatric fractures

A survey published by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death among children aged 0-14 years in China,…

Pediatric fracture is different from adult fracture, the anatomy, biomechanics and physiology of pediatric bone are very different from adult, so the type, diagnosis and treatment of pediatric fracture are…

Pediatric cough is a relatively common symptom, due to the sensitivity of the senses of children, upper respiratory tract infections, foreign bodies in the airways, bronchitis, pneumonia, etc. can cause…

Children fracture should be careful not to go to adult hospitals according to the adult version of bone reduction to treatment, which is likely to bring children more serious injury.…

Children are not the epitome of adults, nor are they small adults. Children’s fracture is a more common injury, due to children in the growth and development period, in the…

Children are active by nature, and their sense of self-protection and ability are relatively poor, so they are prone to various kinds of fractures. However, the bone structure and fracture…

Sun Jun, Pediatric Orthopedics, Anhui Children’s Hospital: Children around 2-3 years old tend to have mild X-shaped legs, manifested as an inward-facing gait, which is physiological and will gradually return…

Many pediatric fractures do not require incision, such as pediatric supracondylar humerus fractures, which can be closed reduction and internal fixation under C-wall X-ray machine guidance. The picture below shows…

The actual age that a person has from the day of birth is closely related to the bone age that the bones correspond to. The smaller the difference between the…

Myth 1: Pediatric fractures are the same as adult fractures. People tend to think that pediatrics are a microcosm of adults, so they tend to apply the views of adult…