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Scaphoid fracture (2)
The document provides information about scaphoid fractures, including: - Scaphoid fractures most commonly occur at the waist portion of the bone and account for 50-80% of all carpal bone fractures. - Diagnosis is based on history, clinical examination showing tenderness over the scaphoid, and imaging including x-rays and advanced imaging if needed. - Treatment depends on fracture displacement and location, with nondisplaced fractures often treated non-operatively with casting and displaced or proximal fractures often requiring surgery. - Prognosis depends on factors like timing of diagnosis, location, displacement, and smoking, with proximal fractures having higher risks of complications like nonunion.
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