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An ankle fracture is a break in one or more bones that are connected in the ankle joint. It is also commonly called a broken ankle. The fracture may be partial, meaning it is only partially cracked and not all the way or the fracture may be complete, wherein the bone has broken into two […]
A closed fracture is a broken bone that does not penetrate the skin nor cause an open wound. It is generally safer as compared to an open wound because an open wound requires immediate treatment and is more susceptible to infection. The blood from closed fractures is lost into the tissues. It is also called
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Although slings are used in other injuries, they are often used when a person breaks or dislocates a bone, it is necessary to keep still the injured body part. Generally, slings are used to immobilize the bone to prevent further damage. But they can also be used as supplementary treatments such as fractured ribs. Normally,
A broken ankle or broken foot is a very common injury that can occur due to falls, car accidents and overuse. The severity of a broken ankle or foot often varies. Fractures may range from micro cracks in the affected bone to complete breakage of the bones that may even tear through your skin. Treatment
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