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...ular and are generally associated with joint effusions and hematomas. Extra-articular fractures include avulsion fractures and are most commonly seen in
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...al and distal rows of the carpal bones. Common symptoms include persistent wrist pain, clicking, and limited functional capacity. The instability stems from
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...e injuries are usually misdiagnosed or confused with simple [[Wrist Sprain|wrist sprains]]. Delayed diagnosis is not uncommon.
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...and numbness can occur in various locations such as: the [[Wrist and Hand|wrist]]; the ulnar side of the hand; the thumb side of the hand. This occurs as a
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...metaphysis and epiphysis are separated by the physis (growth plate). Salter-Harris fractures are unique to children because they involve the growth plat
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