What are the sequela of palm fracture?

The sequela of metacarpal fracture is mainly determined by the severity, type and treatment of injury. Most metacarpal fractures can be cured after a period of time by manual reduction and external fixation combined with other treatment methods without sequela. Very few patients showed severe sequelae due to injury. The most common sequelae were finger numbness or chronic pain after nerve injury, loss of palm joint function, palm malunion, delayed union or long-term nonunion of fracture, etc. The above health science knowledge is for reference only. Specific conditions need to be examined in regular hospitals and judged by professional doctors.