Surgical methods are usually implied for complex, and load bearing bone fractures. It usually involves metal stabilizing elements like rods, plates, screws and wires. Among these elements, Kirschner wires has been proven to be a cheap and minimally invasive technique for stabilizing bone fragments . This method has been commonly used to treat bone fractures, especially comminuted or unstable fractures (Figure ) . It involves usually less soft tissue disruption as compared to screws and plates, but it provides less stable fixation of trabecular bone and wires can also be loosened. Metal stabilizing elements often comes up with the infection at their insertion site and needs to be removed after bone healing . These cannot be helpful if the fracture is complicated and results in multiple bone fragments .