To critically appraise two recent papers on upper limb orthopaedic surgery, specifically focusing on "Re-Displacement of Reduced Distal Radius Fractures in Adults (The CAST study)" and the "Clinical and Cost Implications of Using Immediate MRI in the Management of Suspected Scaphoid Fracture".

To understand and discuss the methodologies, findings, and implications of selected papers related to upper limb orthopaedic surgery for modern clinical practice.

To enhance audience's ability to apply the knowledge gained from these papers to improve patient care and management strategies in orthopaedic cases of the upper limb.

To discuss and evaluate the cost-effectiveness of advanced imaging techniques, like MRI, in the diagnosis and management of suspected scaphoid fractures.

To encourage knowledge exchange, promote discussion and stimulate thinking about future research directions in the field of orthopaedics, particularly upper limb injuries.