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Evidence Informed Physiotherapy
Arm Fractures
KEY POINTS
- forearm (radius and/or ulna) and upper arm (humerus) are two of the most common fractures, particularly in children
- fractures are not just bone injuries --- soft tissues (like ligaments, nerves and tendons) can also be damaged during the fracture event
- children are most often fortunate to be good and quick at healing. Not missing other injuries (like a nerve injury) will help make sure of a full recovery
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