An infant can sustain a spiral fracture due to a combination of factors, including their underdeveloped bone structure and the nature of their movements. Such fractures often occur from a sudden twisting motion, which can happen during rough handling, falls, or accidents. In some cases, spiral fractures may raise concerns about potential abuse, as they can be less common in infants compared to other types of fractures. Careful evaluation is essential to determine the cause of the injury.
A Stress fracture
Spiral Fracture
A spiral fracture.
Spiral
it will die
6-8 weeks
In English, this is a spiral fracture.
In a femur it would be something like a hard landing on your foot causing pressure and thereby creating a spiral as it cracked in an upward motion. In an arm is similar. It takes a lot of force to cause a spiral fracture.
Open Closed Spiral Hyline :D
Comminuted
Closed spiral fracture
A spiral fracture is bone breakage caused by a twisting force. They are also known as torsion fractures. Treatment can be months in a cast and possible surgery. The classic example is when skiers lock their boots into the ski and then lose control, the leg may be violently twisted in one direction.