Osteosynthesis of the bone of the wrist

In the event of a pain in the wrist joint and suspicion of a fracture, you should immediately seek help from a cystic surgeon. At the consultation, the doctor will conduct an examination and examination. When confirming the diagnosis, the specialist will talk about possible methods of treatment and options for fixing fragments, together with the patient will choose implants, determine the volume of surgical intervention and explain how rehabilitation will take place.

Before surgery, the patient needs to undergo a standard preoperative examination. Most often, osteosynthesis of the wrist bone is performed using conductor or general anesthesia. During the operation, the cystic surgeon stabilizes the fragments and restores the integrity of the bone to ensure proper fusion. In most cases, surgical intervention lasts about 15-40 minutes.

Depending on the type of fracture and the damaged structure, immobilization of the cystic joint can be performed, that is, its immobilization, using removable or non -vegetable latches. In the absence of pain, the patient leaves the clinic six hours after surgery. However, in some cases, a longer observation of the specialist is required, then the extract occurs the next day (after a control examination and dressing). Further recovery takes place at home in compliance with the recommendations issued by the attending physician.