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Mechanism of angulation of proximal phalangeal shaft fractures

Mechanism of angulation of proximal phalangeal shaft fractures
The deforming forces on a proximal phalanx fracture are the intrinsic tendons and the extrinsic extensor tendons. A proximal phalanx fracture will typically develop an apex volar angulation. The reduction of a proximal phalangeal fracture requires metacarpophalangeal joint (MCPJ) flexion and wrist extension along with axial traction.
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