Management of closed fractures.
A closed fracture is defined as a break in the continuity of the bone which does not communicate with the outside of the body. Management of the patient includes a thorough assessment of the fracture, evaluation of other injuries, and reduction as indicated. The patient is carefully observed for complications should problems arise.
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