Kindly have a look over some good textbooks recommded by your institution for detail about that. if you feel that the books are very extensive in detail to digest, then for you as a beginner I would recommed to have a look over following book for a concise review of physiotherapy management of fractures.
Cash's Textbook of Orthopaedic and Rheumatology for physiotherapists, 2nd Edition By Marian E.Tidswell.
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hi buddy.... U can refer Essential Orthopaedics for Physiotherapists by John Ebeniser... this is a good book indeed for fracture managment
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