Figure 3. Clinical photograph of a child with right upper extremity gangrene from care of a traditional bone setter at presentation in hospital (3a), the below elbow stump during ward care (3b), after granulation of the stump (3c) and immediately after split skin grafting (3d). Extensor (3e) and flexor (3f) views of the stump after graft maturation

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Traditional Bone Setter’s Gangrene of the Upper Extremity in Children: Experience from a Tertiary Health Institution

Richard C. Echem, Phillip D. Eyimina

American Journal of Medical Sciences and Medicine. 2020, 8(2), 62-70 doi:10.12691/ajmsm-8-2-4