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Do you treat a dislocation the same way you treat a fracture?
No, a broken bone can include surgery while a fracture can include a cast for the body to heal the fracture itself.
How do you treat a greenstick fracture in a human?
put a bandaid on it
Who would treat a blowout fracture?
maxillofacial surgeon
What is to perform to treat osteoporosis related compression fracture?
percutaneous vertebroplasty
Is performed to treat osteoporosis related compression fracture?
percutaneous vertebroplasty
What type of doctor would treat a blowout fracture?
An orthopedic surgeon.
What is the difference between fracture and X-ray?
The XRAY is the EMR used to detect a fracture in your bone and a fracture refers to a broken bone in your body.
What type of fracture has bone protding from the skin?
A fracture in which the bone protrudes through the skin is known as an open fracture or compound fracture. This type of fracture poses a higher risk of infection due to the exposure of bone and tissue to the external environment. Immediate medical attention is necessary to properly treat the injury and prevent complications.
What if you do not treat ischial tuberosity pain?
You can eventually get an avulsion fracture or separation of the ischial tuberosity or apophysis.
How is a splint used to treat a leg fracture?
A splint is used to immobilize and support a leg fracture by holding the broken bone in place. This helps reduce pain, prevent further injury, and promote proper healing.
Type of fracture When the bone is shattered?
When a bone is shattered, it is typically referred to as a comminuted fracture. In this type of fracture, the bone breaks into three or more pieces, often as a result of high-impact trauma. Comminuted fractures can be more complex to treat due to the multiple fragments, and may require surgical intervention to realign and stabilize the bone.
How do I treat a stress fracture in my foot?
There are two great websites on how to treat stress fractures. One is www.howstuffworks.com. Go to Discovery Fit & Health > Guides > Diseases & Conditions > Musculoskeletal Conditions and you will find a great deal of information.
