Abstract
External fixation of the first metacarpal was used in Rolando's fracture to counter the forces that cause shortening and articular incongruity. Satisfactory reduction was achieved and maintained in five patients.
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External fixation of the first metacarpal was used in Rolando's fracture to counter the forces that cause shortening and articular incongruity. Satisfactory reduction was achieved and maintained in five patients.
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