Conclusion
both-bone forearm fracture, fractures
Long-term follow-up showed that loss of forearm rotation after a non-reduced diaphyseal both-bone forearm fracture improved significantly compared with that at 7 months, independent of the initial treatment and children aged < 9 will have almost full recovery of function. This substantiates that the remaining growth behaves like a “friend” at long-term follow-up.Forearm fractures of both bones account for 40% of all pediatric fractures [Previous studies showed a persisting loss of forearm rotation of up to 15% of the normal range of motion, especially in diaphyseal located fractures [