 Also known as Extra- Articular Distal Radius Fracture  Found in 1814  Irish surgeon and anatomist › Abraham Colles.

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 Also known as Extra- Articular Distal Radius Fracture  Found in 1814  Irish surgeon and anatomist › Abraham Colles

 Distal Radius  Radio-carpal Joint

 Occurs when a person falls on their outstretched hand  Radius breaks in half towards Radio- carpal joint › Broken part of the Radius points upward  Osteoporosis › Bone is more fragile and more likely to break › Can make a minor fall into a broken wrist

 Pain  Tenderness  Bruising  Swelling  Deformity › Wrist is bent in an odd way

 First Aid › Splint › Ice pack › Doctor’s examination needed  Treatment › Plaster cast, Re-align bone › Splint at 1 st then cast › X-ray › Surgery (only if bone is out of place so much that cast can’t correct it)

 Physical Therapy › Some Stiffness › Goes away after a couple of weeks, improvements can take up to 2 years  Swimming & exercising the lower body after 1-2 months of the cast being removed  Vigorous Exercise after 3-6 months of injury  Recovery Expected to take at least 1 year

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