37 y/o male presented to the ED BIBA with complaint of L wri | Figure 1

37 y/o male presented to the ED BIBA with complaint of L wrist pain, riding motorcycle someone stopped short infront of him, he stopped short and when over handle bars no other injuries, transferred to medical center with hand speciality

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