This study reviews the orthopaedic care of the thirteen patients who were admitted and treated at Royal Manchester Children's' Hospital following the Manchester Arena Bomb blast We included all children admitted to Royal Manchester Children's Hospital injured following the bomb blast who either suffered upper limb, lower limb or pelvic fractures, or penetrating upper or lower limb wounds. The nature of each patient's bone and soft tissue injuries, initial and definitive management, and outcome were assessed and documented. Main outcome measures were time to fracture union, time to definitive soft tissue/skin healing, and functional outcome.Introduction
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