How to determine if it is a fracture

Fracture diagnosis is based on violence, local pain and swelling, limited mobility, inability to stand or walk, and local deformation in severe cases. X-ray examination is the gold standard for fracture diagnosis and can determine the type of fracture. Minor fractures are well aligned, fracture gap is small, fracture stability is treated conservatively, and plaster or brace fixation is performed for about 6 weeks. Severe fractures with poor alignment, large fracture gap and unstable fracture need to be treated with different surgical methods according to the situation, such as intramedullary nail internal fixation or plate screw internal fixation.