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Preventing redisplacement of wrist Fractures: Plaster splinting vs circumferential casting - RCT

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November 2024

Preventing redisplacement of wrist Fractures: Plaster splinting vs circumferential casting - RCT

Vol: 306| Issue: 11| Number:8| ISSN#: 2564-2537
Study Type:Therapy
OE Level Evidence:1
Journal Level of Evidence:1

Redisplacement of reduced distal radius fractures in adults: does the type of casting play a role? The CAST study, a multicentre cluster randomized controlled trial.

Bone Joint J . 2024 Jul 1;106-B(7):696-704.

Contributing Authors:
B Barvelink M Reijman S Smidt P Miranda Afonso Jan Verhaar JW Colaris F van Beek MG Bouwhuis MMM Bruijninckx APA Greeven T Gosens MJ Kok MC Kokke GA Kraan K van Lakwijk M Leijnen M van Loon DA van Rijssel NWL Schep L Scholtens MME Wijffels N Slebioda P van der Zwaal E Zwets

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420 patients with displaced distal radial fracture were randomized to receive Plaster splint (n=213) or circumferential casting (n=207). The primary outcome of interest was rate of redisplacement within five weeks. Secondary outcomes of interest included rate of complaints relating to the cast, clinical outcomes at three months, patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) (using the numerical rating...

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