Fractures of the distal end of the radius are common injuries and are the commonest bony injury around the wrist. Management of distal radius fractures has changed significantly since Colle's proclamation in 1814. Our study is intended to find out both conceptual and practical guidance for precision treatment with an expectant favorable result. This prospective and observational study was conducted on patients with distal end radius fractures treated with closed reduction and cast immobilisation with or without percutaneous pinning, external fixation and volar plating.
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