A clinical study to determine the functional outcome of distal end radius fracture managed with volar locking plate and screws

Background and Objective: Fracture of the distal radius is one most common skeletal injuries treated by orthopaedic surgeons. For a favourable functional outcome, radial length, tilt angle, articular surface congruity must all be restored. Recognition fracture patterns fixation to maintain reduction key for successful management complex fractures radius. Volar locking plates allow improved without leading soft tissue vascular complications. They have been shown provide excellent stability an unstable with volar Metaphyseal comminution. The objective study was evaluate clinical outcome end ORIF plate screws using Criteria Gartland Werley Point System. Methods: Thirty patients were in Karnataka institute medical sciences, hubballi. Between from November 2020 September 2022. Results: included 30 patients, 27 male 3 females aged 21 69 years mean 33.53 years. average duration follow-up 12 months. Using Demerit scoring system score, we had 20% results, 50% good 16.67% fair results 13.3% poor result. As per our found 70% patients. Interpretation & Conclusion: can alternative other procedures treating extra-articular displacement Barton’s Excellent are produced fractures.