“…Non-surgical treatment is successful for scaphoid fractures in children and for those fractures which are non-displaced, stable, and where there is no damage to other bones or ligaments. In stable fractures, union is achieved within 8–12 weeks [11] . However, long absence from work or sports with wrist stiffness, muscle weakness,that occurs with prolonged cast immobilisation, has led some authors to argue that even in undisplaced fractures, internal fixation is an efficient alternative especially in simultaneous bilateral cases.…”