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Galeazzi Fracture

Galeazzi Fracture Treatment & Physiotherapy Rehabilitation

A Galeazzi fracture is a type of forearm injury involving a fracture of the radius bone along with dislocation or injury of the distal radioulnar joint near the wrist. This injury commonly occurs due to falls, sports injuries, road accidents, or direct trauma to the forearm. A Galeazzi fracture can cause severe pain, swelling, wrist instability, reduced arm movement, and difficulty using the hand. Physiotherapy rehabilitation after medical or surgical treatment is important for restoring strength, mobility, and normal arm function.

A Galeazzi fracture is a type of forearm injury involving a fracture of the radius bone along with dislocation or injury of the distal radioulnar joint near the wrist. This injury commonly occurs due to falls, sports injuries, road accidents, or direct trauma to the forearm. A Galeazzi fracture can cause severe pain, swelling, wrist instability, reduced arm movement, and difficulty using the hand. Physiotherapy rehabilitation after medical or surgical treatment is important for restoring strength, mobility, and normal arm function.

Common symptoms include:

  • Severe forearm or wrist pain
  • Swelling around the forearm and wrist
  • Difficulty moving the wrist or forearm
  • Wrist instability
  • Tenderness over the fractured area
  • Reduced grip strength
  • Deformity of the forearm in severe cases
  • Pain during lifting or gripping objects
  • Stiffness after immobilization

A Galeazzi fracture may occur due to:

  • Falls on an outstretched hand
  • Sports injuries
  • Road traffic accidents
  • Direct trauma to the forearm
  • High-impact injuries
  • Workplace accidents

Diagnosis includes physical examination and imaging tests to assess the fracture and wrist joint injury. Tests may include:

  • Physical examination
  • X-rays
  • CT scan in selected cases
  • Wrist and forearm mobility assessment
  • Grip strength evaluation

Physiotherapy rehabilitation helps restore forearm movement, improve wrist stability, reduce stiffness, and regain hand function.

  • Ice therapy to reduce pain and swelling
  • TENS therapy for pain management
  • Heat therapy during later recovery stages
  • Gentle soft tissue mobilization

Manual therapy techniques help improve joint mobility, reduce stiffness, and restore wrist and forearm movement.

Customized rehabilitation exercises help improve flexibility, strength, and functional movement.

  • Grip strengthening exercises
  • Wrist strengthening exercises
  • Forearm strengthening exercises
  • Elbow and shoulder strengthening exercises

  • Wrist mobility exercises
  • Forearm stretching exercises
  • Finger flexibility exercises
  • Range of motion exercises

Functional movement training helps patients safely return to daily activities, work tasks, and sports activities.

Patients are guided on proper arm positioning, safe lifting techniques, and activity modification during recovery.

  • Experienced orthopedic physiotherapists
  • Personalized rehabilitation programs
  • One-on-one physiotherapy sessions
  • Advanced manual therapy techniques
  • Focus on restoring arm strength and mobility
  • Evidence-based rehabilitation care
  • Guidance for home exercises and injury prevention

If you are recovering from a Galeazzi fracture and experiencing pain, stiffness, or difficulty using your arm or wrist, our physiotherapy team can help support your recovery safely and effectively. Book your physiotherapy consultation today for expert Galeazzi fracture rehabilitation and personalized physiotherapy care.

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