International Journal of Surgical Research

The distal radius of upper limb fracture is more common, which will have a greater impact on the patients wrist.Distal radius fractures are mainly fractures in the proximal distal position of the anterior muscle. In clinical practice, there are three fracture types: extension, extension, flexion and Belton, most of which are fractures caused by indirect external force.Wrist joint, as a joint with a relatively high frequency in the daily activities of the body, puts forward more requirements for medical staff in order to make this function recover more quickly.If the treatment of this fracture is delayed, the patients wrist joint will show obvious stiffness and pain, and if the symptoms are serious, it will even have a huge impact on the basic function of the hand.Therefore, postoperative care after fracture is very important. The research progress of postoperative care after distal radius fracture will be reviewed.

Postoperative nursing of distal radius fracture; Upper extremity fractures; Post-fracture postoperative care