Fig. 14.6.4
 A) A 5-year-old girl who fell on an outstretched left hand and presented to the emergency room with pain and clinical deformity. B) and C) Radiographs demonstrated dorsal-radial bowing and she was immobilized in a long arm cast without reduction. D) Three months later she was non-tender and had decreased pronation and supination of 20 degrees in each direction. Radiographs demonstrated periosteal reaction.

A) A 5-year-old girl who fell on an outstretched left hand and presented to the emergency room with pain and clinical deformity. B) and C) Radiographs demonstrated dorsal-radial bowing and she was immobilized in a long arm cast without reduction. D) Three months later she was non-tender and had decreased pronation and supination of 20 degrees in each direction. Radiographs demonstrated periosteal reaction.

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