Distal Radius Fractures / Broken Wrists The radius is one of the main bones of the forearm and plays a key role in the wrist and elbow joints. A distal radius fracture, or “broken wrist,” can sometimes occur after a fall or direct injury to the...

Ankle Fractures Ankle fractures are commonly caused by high impact to the bones, such as twisting, falling, or getting hit in the ankle. Ankle fractures will typically involve one, two, or even three breaks in the bone around the ankle. The three...

Nonunion / Malunions (Deformities after Injuries) Nonunion fractures involve a bone that fails to heal on its own. This can be due to several factors, including poor blood supply, nutritional status, and fracture location. A malunion fracture...

General Fracture Information A fracture is a common injury that involves breaking or cracking a bone. The most common reason fractures occur is trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident, repetitive overuse, or a fall onto the bone. Bones are among...