In a prospective, randomised controlled trial, 68 children who had a completely displaced metaphyseal fracture of the distal radius were treated either by manipulation (MUA) and application of an above-elbow cast alone or by the additional insertion of a percutaneous Kirschner (K-) wire. Full radiological follow-up to union was obtained in 65 children and 56 returned for clinical evaluation thr...

BACKGROUND Intramedullary fixation of rib fractures with generic Kirschner wires has been practiced for over 50 years. However, this technique has not been advanced to address reported complications of wire migration and cut-out. This biomechanical study evaluated a novel rib splint designed to replicate the less-invasive fixation approach of Kirschner wires while mitigating their associated co...

The article Migration of a Kirschner Wire into the Bladder: Case Report describes rather rare but serious complication after osteosynthesis medial femoral neck fracture performed with wires, that is fatigue wire migration its proximal fragment bladder. It stated in commentary such complications do occur and results their successful treatment have been published modern scientific literature. aut...

Posterior hip dislocations occur as a result of trauma in positions flexion, adduction, and internal rotation. In developing countries especially Indonesia, the patients usually come to hospital several days or even years after trauma. Open reduction was known management posterior dislocation chronic condition. We present case 22-year-old male with neglected from motor vehicle collision 1 year ...