Treatment Recommendations for Skull Concave Fracture in Infants Caused by Head Injury

When dealing with a child’s fracture, emphasis should be placed on reduction, fixation, and functional exercise as the three basic principles.

How should a fracture at the distal end of the right fibula be treated?

Explore the treatment and recovery process of a fracture of the radial head on the left side, emphasizing the importance of active treatment and functional exercises.

A newborn was diagnosed with a fractured clavicle on the left side over 40 days after birth, and it had healed in an abnormal shape. Although X-ray examinations have the risk of teratogenic effects, they are still very important during pregnancy. The patient should protect the affected area and follow a reasonable diet to promote recovery.

How to help a 6-year-old child recover from a fracture?

A three-year-old child fell from the rear seat of the family car, causing a right clavicle fracture. After the doctor’s reduction, a re-examination two days later revealed that the bones had not fully united. Inquiry about other treatment methods in addition to the current treatment.

Understand the treatment methods for a right humerus capitellum avulsion fracture, including casting and surgical options.

Understand the treatment methods for right radial head fracture, including cast immobilization, internal fixation, and the importance of joint mobility.

A four-month-old infant suffered a head injury from a fall, resulting in a skull concavity. Inquiry about suitable treatment methods.