Crises(fractura) of the bone limbs.

The crises of a forearm. These crises meet approximately in 25 % of all cases of bone crises. Distinguish crises of the top and bottom third, and diaphysis of the forearm bones.

Crises of the one-third top bones of a forearm. Crises of elbow and coronal shoots of an elbow bone and a head of a beam bone concern them. They can be out of - and intraarticulate. At inspection the joint swelling, impossibility of the extension, morbidity is defined at palpation, sometimes bone crepitus. The diagnosis is specified at X-ray diffraction joint.

Transport an immobilization carry out Kramer's imposed on a protraction of a surface the frame. An elbow joint bend under a corner to 90 degrees, the splint fix soft bandage or a kerchief.

Crises a diaphysis forearm bones. Occur at a direct injury of a forearm. Crises of two or one bone of a forearm with displacement or without displacement are possible. In a crisis place there is a pain, function infringement, forearm deformation, a hypostasis and a hematoma are marked.

Crisis of a one bone without displacement to diagnose more difficult. Morbidity at palpation and at loading on a forearm axis forces to suspect crisis. Character of crisis specify under the X-ray.

Crises of the bottom third of bones of a forearm. Crises of the bottom end of a beam bone – so-called crisis of a beam – meet especially often. They are arising from falling on the extended palm, basically at people of advanced age, however crisis can be and a professional injury at drivers of motor vehicles at blow on a forearm the handle for motor factory.

Crisis occurs on 2 cm above an articulate surface of a beam bone. Often simultaneously there is a crisis of styloid shoot of an elbow bone. Beam crises can be without displacement and with displacement of shoots, in the last of cases of the bottom third of forearm there is a deformation measured by eye.