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Virtual Fracture App

Torus Fracture

Torus Fracture

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Your child has a small fracture in the lower-arm, a torus fracture. It is a buckle of the bone. This is treated with a brace and a sling.




Summary

Treatment

The torus fracture of the wrist or lower-arm is a common injury in children. The fracture is treated with a brace and a sling.

0-1 week

  • Wear the sling, you may remove it as soon as your child's pain allows.
  • Wear the brace.

1-2 weeks

  • Wear a brace, remove it as soon as your child's pain allows.

3-4 weeks

  • Move your child's wrist and lower-arm

After 4 weeks

  • Your child may start sports.

Instructions

Follow these instructions for a good recovery:

Recovery


Reapply the brace

In the video below you can find instructions on how to to reapply the brace.


Exercises

The fracture is close to the wrist. Therefore it is important that your child starts moving the wrist after 1-2 weeks. No specific exercises are necessary.

Questions?

Please call us

If there are any questions after reading the information, please contact us or visit the website.

Contact

You can contact the Breuklijn from Monday to Friday at 8.30 to 10.00 a.m.
T 0187 607 297.


Foldernummer: C30
Laatst bijgewerkt op: 13-04-2026


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