Need for reduction determined by angulation, location, and age of child
As a general rule, manipulation may be considered for deformity obvious to the naked eye or if more than the following acceptable angles:
>10 years old then < 10 degrees is acceptable.
<10 years old then < 15 degrees is acceptable.
>10 years old then < 10 degrees is acceptable.
<10 years old then < 15 degrees is acceptable.
Traditionally these fractures have been treated by immobilisation in plaster for a period of around 3 to 6 weeks
Fractures not requiring manipulation have a universally good outcome regardless of treatment
Higher levels of patient satisfaction with a Futura type splint
Greenstick fracture
Torus fracture
Jefferson fracture
Segond fracture
Clavicle fracture 
Clavicle fracture
Triquetrum fracture
Lunate fracture