Introduction: Fractures of the distal radius constitute one of the common skeletal injuries. This type of fracture usually results from low energy trauma in the elderly with low functional demand. The optimal method of obtaining and maintaining an accurate reduction remains a topic of controversy. Study was done with the aim to evaluate and compare the clinical and radiological outcome in patients with extraarticular distal end radius fractures treated with i.e., closed reduction and cast or with closed reduction, K wires and cast.

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