Bone Fractures – Fragments Of Femur, Humerus or Radius…

And now back to the third thing that’s important, if you already subscribed, and those are the

fragments. This, what you can see here, is a close-up illustration of the knee joint.

Here is the tibia and the fibula, and here you can see the femur, the distal part of the femur

bone, that is this part over here. As the bone fractures, it can happen that a fragment of the

bone is partially or completely separated from the bone. In certain cases, multiple fragments

can be present, and this further complicates the surgery and the prognosis.