What about clavicle fracture?

Traditionally, the simple method is figure 8 fixation. The so-called eight-character fixation means telling the patient to hold his chest high and hold his head high, with his hands akimbo, that is, to hold up his chest and fix it with a bandage, so that the fracture can no longer be dislocated. If we don't do this, the patient will feel pain when he moves. If the pain is unbearable for the patient, it will also affect the future healing and the length of his bone after the fracture is extremely dislocated. Then it will affect the shoulder movement in the future.

When we find the clavicle fracture of the injured person, we should first let the injured person hold his head high, put his hands on his waist, put cushions on his shoulders and armpits to prevent the injured person from strangling blood vessels and nerves, and then tie a splayed knot with a rope to fix it, which can alleviate the local oppression of the injured person and help the injured person reset the clavicle.