How do you report a bilateral fracture of wrist?

To report a bilateral fracture of the wrist, you should specify the type and location of the fractures for each wrist, using appropriate medical terminology. For example, indicate whether the fractures are distal radius, ulnar, or involving other structures. It's important to note any associated injuries, the degree of displacement, and any relevant imaging findings. Additionally, include a brief clinical summary and the patient's symptoms to provide context for the fractures.