A metacarpal injury typically occurs from a direct blow or forceful twisting of the wrist. Diagnosis often involves a physical review, assessing for swelling, bruising, and deformity, followed by X-rays to confirm the injury and its site. Further imaging, such as a CT report, may be needed in complex or unstable instances. Care for a metacarpal bre

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