Distal radius fracture is a common wrist injury and the radius was the most common long bone to fracture. The incidence distal radius fracture is approximately 162 per 100,000 individuals worldwide. Patients of all age groups may develop distal radius fracture. Extremes of ages are at the highest risk for distal radius fractures. Distal radius fracture usually affects individuals of Caucasian race more than any other race. The female to male ratio is higher in elderly, whereas there is an equal gender predilection for young adults.
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