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Secondary metacarpal fracture after malunion of the little metacarpal.
Nineteen patients presenting with a secondary metacarpal fracture after a previously fractured little metacarpal were retrospectively reviewed. The new injury was more likely to be at the original fracture site in patients with shaft fractures than those with neck fractures.Level of evidence: IV.