Definition Bone fractures in babies are fortunately relatively rare. After all, babies are usually well protected by their parents and do not dare, like older children, for example, to perform brave and risky climbing maneuvers. Nevertheless, bone fractures can occur in babies. These are often associated with so-called birth traumas. These are injuries that can … Fracture in the baby
Accompanying symptoms of bone fracture in the baby Accompanying symptoms of bone fractures can of course be pain. These can occur with varying intensity depending on the type and location of the fracture. Sometimes children have almost no pain at all. In addition, as already mentioned above, the affected body parts are more often observed … Accompanying symptoms of bone fracture in the baby | Fracture in the baby
Healing of a bone fracture in the baby Children/baby bones heal slightly different and faster than the bones of an adult. First, child bones do not shatter as quickly as those of an adult and second, child bones are still growing. Among other things, they are more elastic, more flexible and better supplied with blood. … Healing of a bone fracture in the baby | Fracture in the baby
