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Abstract
The tibia is the most commonly fractured long bone. Its location as subcutaneous bone makes it liable to trauma. Tibial metaphyseal fractures contains both distal tibial metaphyseal fractures and proximal metaphyseal tibial fractures, which account for 3-10% and 5-11% of total tibial fractures, respectively.