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✘Fractures of the forearm bones in children

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Measurements at the reception	24%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

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100%

fractures of the forearm bones

72%

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dislocation of the patella

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95%

bone fracture

51%

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dislocation

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81%

swelling after a fracture

46%

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consequences of knee injury

—

57%

injury to the elbow joint

44%

—

knee injury

—

45%

pain from sudden movements

43%

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ligament damage

—

42%

bruising sensation

43%

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leg injury

—

36%

heaviness in the hands

41%

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very correct

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36%

worse from sudden movements

40%

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consequences of injuries

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30%

pain after a fracture

38%

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recovery period

—

28%

frequent fractures

37%

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consequences of surgery

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28%

consequences of a fracture

34%

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catatrauma

40%

61%

pain when moving

34%

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the feeling of a fracture

40%

44%

no joints

34%

—

nerve damage

34%

37%

sensations in the hands

32%

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vascular damage

29%

31%

worse from movement

30%

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history of surgery

23%

25%

wound

27%

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swelling

26%

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acute pain

26%

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frequent bone fractures in children

23%

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trauma

56%

38%

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