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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Discussion of major vascular limb fracture with nerve injury diagnosis and treatment of [Paper Keywords] limb fractures; vascular nerve injury; complications [Abstract] Objective To evaluate limb fracture with major neurovascular injury diagnosis and treatment. Methods A retrospective analysis of 48 cases of limb fracture cases of major vascular nerve injury clinical data to analyze their characteristics and injury diagnosis and treatment. The results of major vascular limb fracture with no missed 48 cases of nerve injury, leakage governance. Conclusion fracture injury of the major vessels and nerves to early diagnosis, proper treatment, could obtain a good therapeutic effect. Currently as China’s industry, the rapid development of transportation, transportation, work accidents caused by trauma patients increased year by year. About the total number of traumatic limb injuries 2 / 3, which is most prevalent fracture, and timely diagnosis and treatment can be easily found. Fractures, however, can be combined blood vessels, nerve injury, on the one hand so that the treatment of injuries to the extremities complicating the issue, on the other hand, for obvious bony deformity tends to attract the doctor’s full attention, it is possible merger missing blood vessels, nerve injury, in particular, the main artery missed injury, leakage governance, will lose a valuable opportunity to successful repair, leading to serious consequences. At the same time in the process of limb fractures, there may be secondary cause vascular and nerve injury complications. Our hospital from January 1999 to June 2004 were treated limb fractures due to trauma caused by the major blood vessels, nerve injury, 48 cases through timely diagnosis, proper handling of access to good therapeutic effect. These are as follows. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information of this group of 48 cases in men and 36 cases, female 12, male to female ratio of 3:1  , aged 10 to 5