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Bone Remodeling
Ongoing replacement of old bone tissue with new; 5–10% of the skeleton is remodeled annually; triggered by injury, exercise, and hormonal signals
Fracture Types
Transverse (perpendicular to length from bending force), Spiral (twisting stress), Comminuted (shattered into fragments), Impacted/Torus (pieces driven into each other), Greenstick (partial fracture in children)
Colles’ Fracture
The most common forearm fracture; fracture of the distal radius, typically from falling on an outstretched hand
Closed Reduction
Treatment of a broken bone by manipulation and setting into natural position without surgery
Open Reduction
Surgical exposure of a fracture to reset the bone
Hematoma (Fracture Repair)
The first stage of bone fracture repair; a clot of blood forms at the fracture site