Description This issue in the Hand Clinic series deals with Forearm Fractures which are often some of the most frustrating and difficult to manage
injuries due to the sudden shock of being unable to perform everyday tasks. This issue is written by those known in the field as experts
in this area and outline new procedures designed to make the healing process as short as possible.
Contents Management of both bone forearm fractures in adults Management of forearm fractures in children Galeazzi fractures and dislocations Monteggia
fractures and dislocations Longitudinal disruption of the radius and ulna Management of isolated diaphyseal ulnar fractures Compartment
syndrome of the forearm Radial head fractures Treatment of radius and ulnar synostosis Distal radius and ulna fractures Complex
reconstruction of the forearm Applications of locking plates to fractures and injuries about the forearm Forearm Nonunions and
Malunions
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