The joint is usually placed in a plaster cast following percutaneous pinning. For a radial fracture, it is not clear if the position that the wrist is immobilized in the cast after pinning effects the risk of reduced grip strength. For an approach in which the pins are placed under the skin, it is not clear if this technique reduces the risk of infection, however in order to remove the pins when the bone has healed an invasive technique may be required.
The joint is usually placed in a plaster cast following percutaneous pinning. For a radial fracture, it is not clear if the position in which the wrist is immobilized in the cast after pinning effects the risk of reduced grip strength. For an approach in which the pins are placed under the skin, it is not clear if this technique reduces the risk of infection, however in order to remove the pins when the bone has healed an invasive technique may be required.
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