Case Report
Arrow Shaft Injury of the Wrist and Hand: Case Report, Management, and Surgical Technique
Abstract
Abstract:A case of accidental, self-inflicted injury to the hand from a hollow carbon shaft arrow which broke in its midshaft while attempting to shoot the arrow from a compound bow is presented. Basic knowledge of low velocity gunshot wounds and arrow injuries was applied in the treatment of this injury along with a unique management technique. The outcome, including hand function was good without any functional loss.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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