RGGGH doctors perform successful eight-hour surgery on man with severe hand injury from wood-cutting machine accident.

A 10.5-year-old child underwent fixation surgery in a regional hospital for a pathological diaphyseal fracture of the left ... revealed an increased sagittal radius of curvature and retrotorsion of ...

AJ Kay, has posted on X how Grok diagnosed her daughter's fracture and saved her from a surgery. The mom says ... a "clear fracture line in the distal radius" and confirmed it to be a fracture ...

Zoledronate prevents fractures in older women when administered every 12 to 18 months, but its effects on bone density and bone turnover persist beyond 5 years. Whether infrequent zoledronate ...

Grok: "There's a clear fracture line in the distal radius." After this ... she likely would have needed surgery that she can probably avoid now”. WATCH THE POST HERE Kay stated that one of ...

Kay then sought a second opinion from a wrist specialist. The expert confirmed Grok's assessment -- a distal radius head fracture with dorsal displacement. The specialist warned that any further delay ...

a distal radial head fracture with dorsal displacement. The specialist emphasised that delayed treatment could have required surgery, but thanks to Grok’s intervention, they were able to treat ...

Grok promptly identified a clear fracture in the distal radius. When the mother questioned ... fracture with displacement could have required surgery if delayed further. Thanks to Grok’s ...

Grok’s response was unequivocal: “There’s a clear fracture line in the distal radius ... her daughter might have required surgery, a scenario now likely avoided thanks to the intervention.

The specialist observed that if untreated, the fracture could have required surgery. Thanks to Grok's intervention, the injury was immediately treated with a cast, possibly saving the teenager ...

Broken bones are common injuries, and many children will experience at least one fracture (break) in their growing years. How they happen—and how we treat them—can be very different in children than ...