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Distal forearm is the most common fracture location in the growing skeleton. The aim of this article is to describe the current practice of these fractures. Case series accompanied by experts' opinion. Most of these injuries are benign incomplete distal metaphyseal torus fractures best treated with a dorsal below elbow splint for 2-3 weeks with no follow-up. Completely displaced metaphyseal fractures in prepubertal children can be either immobilized in bayonet position after axial alignment or fixed with K-wires after reduction. Com
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