Any human bone can break. The hand consists of eight carpal bones and 19 long tubular bones, which are most likely to break due to their anatomical fineness. Complex fractures can occur depending on the force exerted and the patient’s previous illness. The most common fracture in humans is wrist fracture, which is misleading because the radius is broken. Complex situations with combined injuries of ligament structures (TFCC) can also occur here. Scaphoid fractures (scaphoid bone) or triquetrum fractures are most common in carpal bones. With the long tubular bones, the metacarpal bones occur most frequently, especially on the thumb.