A 14-year-old male presented to the emergency department 15 min after a hyperextend and axial load force injury. The boy was trying to push a heavy object during a basketball game, resulting in an open volar fracture epiphysiolysis of the distal radius and fracture on the distal one-third diaphysis of the ulna. The patient's right hand was dressed with gauze and a bandage that had been applied by the physician of the sporting match. After removing the dressing, the distal radius metaphysis was found to be protruding through a transverse volar laceration in the wrist area, 5 cm in length. Immediately, the wound was irrigated with 4 L of isotonic sodium chloride solution and the fracture was reduced under local anesthesia. Care was taken not to harm the median nerve, the ulnar nerve, and the ulnar artery which were very close to the fracture. The wound was dressed after debridement and a short arm cast was applied. The patient's neurovascular status was found to be intact. Intravenous cefazolin and an antitetanus serum were administered. An X-ray of the wrist was performed and the boy was taken to the operating room.