Fracture

Fracture's disease overview

Fracture is a sudden destruction of the internal structures of the bone that causes damage and interrupts the transmission through the bone. In other words, the bone is constantly and complete caused by external forces. Loss of continuity is completely called completely fracture, loss of continuity is not completely called incomplete fracture.

There are many ways to classify fractures such as classification according to the properties of software lesions into closed fractures, open fractures or classification according to the fracture characteristics. Classifications include:

Incubbed fractures: The bone is only partially damaged, not completely constantly lost ..

fracture of the bone: broken at the head of the bone. If the broken line is connected to the joint, it is called a fracture. If the fracture does not connect to the joint, it is called a fracture without joints.

fractures with deviations and non -deviated fractures. Cross -broken, twisted broken, fractured ribs ...

Causes of Fracture's disease

Some causes of fractures include:

Fracture due to trauma: fractures occur after the impact of an injury force such as falling, traffic accidents, living accidents or sports. Due to pathology: Some conditions such as bone tumors, osteoarthritis, bone tuberculosis, osteoporosis cause bone destruction, reduced bone density that causes weak and brittle bone density.

Symptoms of Fracture's disease

Common symptoms of fractures include:

After injury, the bone is deformed at the location of the damage. Pain around the injury area. Pain in fractures increased when trying to exercise or due to being affected in the injury position. Piercing and protruding from the skin.

People at risk for Fracture's disease

fractures are encountered in all subjects and all ages. The risk of fractures depends partly on age. In children, fractures often occur but less complicated than adults. In the elderly, the bones are aging, the most brittle, especially when falling.

Diagnostic measures for Fracture's disease

Diagnosis of a fracture combined with clinical signs of clinical signs combined with diagnostic tests.

Clinical examination detects typical symptoms of fractures. The clinical doctor will examine and classify fractures and based on the age and subclinical tests to offer appropriate treatment. To check bone damage and neighboring organs and classify fractures for appropriate treatment. Imaging techniques are often used to diagnose and determine the level of damage of fractures such as X -ray, CT, MRI, which is effective and highly accurately accurately determining the damage of bones and photos. Enjoy the neighboring organs. Biochemical tests help determine the extent of damage, infection helps the doctor prognosis for appropriate treatment.

Fracture's disease treatments

Principle of treating fractures: Bringing broken pieces to the right position and preventing the deviation out of the place until healing. The treatment of fractures should be treated by a specialist. Patients need medical facilities for treatment and monitor the condition to help treat good results.

Treatment measures include:

Fixed bundles, fixed brace: Help the broken bone in the appropriate position while the wound heals. Surgical indication for treatment of fractures.

Recovery after treatment

In order for the treatment to achieve good results, the patient needs to follow the doctor's treatment, not to exercise without the consent of the treating doctor. In addition, it is necessary to rest and eat nutritious nutrients for the body to recover quickly. When detecting abnormal signs, it is necessary to go to the clinic to take the best treatment.

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