Overview
Fractures and injuries are common in young children. Young bones are soft and can often break or buckle with seemingly harmless injuries. The good news is that because their bones are still growing, children recover from fractures much quicker than adults. Some injuries don’t need casts or splints for very long, if at all. Children who do need casts or splints will visit the Plaster Room.
Plaster Room Team
Three members of our highly skilled Orthopaedic Team work in the Plaster Room. They are:
