![]() ![]() Do torus fractures of the wrist in children require immobilisation? A randomised controlled equivalence trial. Are Unnecessary Serial Radiographs Being Ordered in Children with Distal Radius Buckle Fractures? Radiol Res Pract 2018 2018: 5143639. Do wrist buckle fractures in children need follow-up? Buckle fractures’ follow-up. Management of Pediatric Forearm Torus Fractures: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Comparison of splint and conventional cast for treating wrist torus fractures in children (systematic review). Primary care physician follow-up of distal radius buckle fractures. Koelink E, Schuh S, Howard A, Stimec J, Barra L, Boutis K.Comparison of splinting and casting in the management of torus fracture. A systematic review of alternative splinting versus complete plaster casts for the management of childhood buckle fractures of the wrist. Treatment and management of torus fractures in pediatric patients. Epidemiology of pediatric fractures presenting to emergency departments in the United States. Naranje S, Erali R, Warner W, Sawyer J, Kelly D.Wrist MAYO scores have not been affected application of reduction, radiographic evaluation, polyclinic admission and time. Findings show that additional tests and procedures such as radiography has increased the costs of 6-41% in the present study.Ĭonclusion: It can be concluded that adequate information in the emergency services for parents of children with stable torus fractures might provide a reduction in treatment costs due to lower orthopaedic polyclinic admission and reduced radiographic examination. Patients in the INF group whose parents have been directly informed in the emergency department had lower orthopedic polyclinic application rates (p0.05). Results: The MAYO Wrist Score (p=0.80), age (p=0.712), gender (p=0.815), and complications (p=0.482) did not differ significantly between the No-INF and INF groups. The groupd were compared in terms of the duration of the first admission to the orthopedic polyclinic, the number of applications to the orthopedic polyclinic, the number of radiological examinations performed, whether reduction has been performed, fracture healing scores and current treatment costs and correlation was analyzed. A total of 44 patients whose parents are not informed were evaluated in the emergency department and were transfered to the Orthopedics polyclinic (No Information group- No-INF), whereas 41 patients were evaluated by the Orthopedist in the emergency department and their parents were informed directly (Information group- INF). Material and Method: A total of 85 patients having stable torus fractures, aged between 0-16 years have been included to the longituidinal study during the period of first of Apand first of September, 2022. Aim: The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of parental information on the number of radiological examinations, the number of orthopedics outpatient visits, the duration of early orthopedic outpatient admission, the fracture recovery scores of reduction, and the cost of treatment of torus fractures in children in in the emergency service. ![]()
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