The incidence of high-velocity injuries and polytrauma is increasing due to a rise in motor vehicle accidents, particularly among younger individuals. In older adults, fragility fractures are becoming more common and are receiving increased medical attention. The management of fractures varies from simple splinting and casting to complex surgical procedures. Generally, most adult fractures require surgical intervention. Surgical treatment typically involves fracture reduction and fixation using plates, screws, or nails, following standard AO principles.