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Partial closure of the growth plate is an uncommon complication in the distal radius even though distal radial fractures are among the most common injuries in children. We report two cases of resection of a bony bridge in the distal radial growth plate in boys aged 8 and 9 years with a description of the operative technique.

ReferencesAl Hoqail RA. Ultrathin oblique volar-to-dorsal reverse turnover radial artery perforator-based adipofascial flap: a new surgical strategy for reconstructing a Figure 2. One year after the operation. The range of motion of the index finger is 90° for MCP flexion, 45° for MCP extension, 100° for PIP flexion, 0° for PIP extension, 80° for DIP flexion, 0° for DIP extension. All the range of motion for thumb, middle, ring, and little finger is normal.

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