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Change: shared responsibility for establishing the correct diagnosis.diagnosis (MDT thinking). It could be argued that if it was known that the patient had sustained a tibial fracture, and a knee CT scan would be definitely be performed, supplementary plain film imaging was not warranted.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 538)  View all updates.

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Change: The radiographer should have a high level of willingness to undertake what would normally be considered poor quality radiography in order to demonstrate a suspected pathology. The off-lateral projection is a case-in-point.... doctrinaire thinking can be at the detriment of the diagnosis.DiscussionThe radial and ulnar   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2074)  View all updates.

Change: This 10 year old boy presented to the Emergency Department after a fall from his pushbike and was referred for wrist radiography. On examination, he had a painful wrist.The PA wrist shows no evidence of displaced fractureThere oblique wrist projection image shows no evidence of displaced fracture The   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2003)  View all updates.

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