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Postgraduate Medicine Volume 48, 1970 - Issue 3: SHOCK AND TRAUMA
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Extremity Fractures in Children

1. Epiphyseal Injuries

Paul S. DerianThe University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson
, M.D.
Pages 170-175 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016
 
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Abstract

A minority of extremity fractures in children, actually fewer than one in 200, require open reduction. The overwhelming majority heal well after closed reduction and use of a cast or traction. Epiphyseal injuries always call for a guarded prognosis.

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