lower arm

Overuse injuries to the forearm are relatively rare, while trauma and fractures to the forearm are relatively common.

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Injury types

Acute and chronic compartment syndrome

General information about injuries (adults)

General information about child injuries

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Stadium clinic

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lower arm

Injury types

Acute and chronic compartment syndrome

Bone fracture

Muscle pain (DOMS)

General information about injuries (adults)

General information about child injuries