<unk> s affect 0.012% of people per year in the United States. Finger fractures are common in children and old adults, but less common in the 45 to 85 age range. More male children break their fingers; in adults, only slightly more males. Wealthier people are less likely to break their fingers. The proximal (wristwards) finger bones are those most likely to be broken, and the smaller fingers are more likely to be broken than the index finger and thumb.
Broken finger
Broken toe
Jammed finger
Black heel and palm
Trigger finger
Webbed toes
Hammer toe
Vibration white finger