Fracture

The so-called fracture, as the name implies, refers to a complete or partial fracture of the bone or the structure of the bone. More common in children and the elderly, young and middle-aged also occur from time to time. Patients are often mdash; fractures occur in various locations, and a few are multiple fractures. After timely and proper treatment, most patients can restore their original functions, and a few patients can have sequelae of varying degrees. After the fracture occurs, those who are closer to the hospital can be taken directly to the hospital or called an ambulance. Patients who are far away from the hospital must be dealt with simply to prevent their illness from worsening on the way to the hospital and even causing irreversible consequences.

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