Abstract
HYPOTHESIS Pediatric wrist and forearm fractures account for 25-50% of pediatric fractures, many of which are managed with sedation and reduction using mini C-arm fluoroscopy. At our institution, the standard of care has been to obtain formal x-rays after fluoroscopic guided reduction, which results in additional radiation exposure, time, and cost. We seek to determine the rate of re-reduction following these radiographs, as well with their associated time and cost. METHODS …
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