Fractures and Dislocations
Special locations should be managed operatively due to unlikely healing or consequences of displaced # (e.g. femoral neck, some tibia) 4. Fractures in children - common. Bones are more elastic so see greenstick/bent bones . Growth plates are a weak point so this is unique to children. ................
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