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Medical Conditions - Phalanx Fracture

A fracture in the phalanx bone of the hands or toes is termed a phalanx fracture. Phalanx fracture of the hand is one of the most common fractures seen in humans. The most common cause of phalanx fracture is trauma that may happen during a fall, accidents, and sports injuries. Treatment of phalanx fracture includes close reduction, stabilization, and immobilization of the fractured bones.

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Is it normal to have a dislocation in phalanx in the x-ray?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have seen the x-ray. (attachment removed to protect patient identity). I must agree that the second toe proximal joint does look dislocated.

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Can surgery be avoided for a small fracture in the thumb?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The need for surgery depends on the displacement and the width of the bone fragment. Kindly upload your X-rays so that I can give you an accurate advice. Regards.

Is splinting or extension block pinning best for my little finger injury on my right hand?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand that the decision can be daunting as there are only statistics to play with, but it has no relevance to an individual case.

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