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Front and dorsal view of the forearm on presentation showing the bite wounds.
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F1
Pre-operative radiographs showing fracture of shafts of Radius and Ulna.
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F2
Radiographs revealed fracture of radius and ulna in the mid-shaft region (Fig. 2).
Post-operative radiograph following conversion osteosynthesis with dynamic compression plates and screws.
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The nail in ulna was removed and conversion osteosynthesis using dynamic compression plate and screws for radius and ulna was done (Fig. 3).
Clinical photographs one-month follow-up.
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F4
The plaster splint was removed at one-month follow-up (Fig. 4(a) and (b)).
Three-month follow-up radiographs showing fracture healing in anatomic alignment.
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F5
At three-months, the fractures had healed radiographically in anatomic alignment (Fig. 5).