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case_images: The wrist radiographs of the patient before splint application. Wrist anteroposterior (1A) and lateral (1B) views of the patient prior to splint application revealed a nondisplaced fracture of the distal radius
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case_images: Radiographic findings revealed a nondisplaced fracture of the distal radius that did not extend into the radioulnar or radiocarpal interarticular area (Figure 1).
case_images: Skin lesions after removing the splint application. The posterior side of the forearm (2A) and anterior side of the forearm (2B) views after removing the splint displayed itchy, reddened, dense blisters compatible with the splint line
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case_images: A skin lesion characterized by intense itching, redness, and dense blisters emerged along the splint line, extending from the proximal interphalangeal joint area to the forearm elbow region (Figure 2).
case_images: Three days after treatment check for ACD. The posterior side of the forearm (3A) and anterior side of the forearm (3B) views after treatment, demonstrating regression of the skin lesions
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case_images: Additionally, the patient disclosed a history of never using menstrual pads due to skin irritation (Figure 3).
case_images: Fifth week of the follow-up. Wrist anteroposterior (4A) and lateral (4B) views of the patient after five weeks of treatment indicated the healing of the distal radius fracture with callus formation
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case_images: At the approximately fifth-week follow-up, the distal radial fracture had healed (Figure 4), exhibiting a full, painless range of motion with only minimal residual skin color changes (Figure 5).
case_images: Fifth week of the follow-up. The posterior side of the forearm (5A) and anterior side of the forearm (5B) views during the fifth-week check revealed only minimal remaining skin color changes
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case_images: At the approximately fifth-week follow-up, the distal radial fracture had healed (Figure 4), exhibiting a full, painless range of motion with only minimal residual skin color changes (Figure 5).