Hands and fingers are complex organs formed by the combination of many small bones. Hands and fingers with many joints are more prone to fractures than many other organs. Fractures that can occur with excessive load on the bones in cases such as falling, crushing, impact and sprain are manifested by severe pain and swelling. Especially in middle-aged individuals or women in the post-menopausal period, the possibility of fractures and cracks is much higher due to the decrease in bone density. When such a situation occurs, serious surgical treatment and physical therapy are required. Although finger fractures can heal relatively easily, hand fractures often require more serious and sensitive treatment as they can affect the ability of the hands to work in the long run.