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Case of the Month Quiz 2
This 60 year old male was transported to the Emergency Department by ambulance following an RTA/MVA. The radiographer was called to the resus room to perform a routine trauma plain film series (Chest, C spine, Pelvis). The AP pelvis image is shown below.
Question 1Is there any pathology demonstrated?Question 2Is any further imaging of the pelvis warranted?
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| Englander66 | Answer | 0 | Sunday, 7:13 PM EST by Englander66 | ||
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1. As above
2. No further imaging necessary unless clinically indicated. Await comprensive evaluation by othopaedic team. |
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| drshahdhar | Answer | 0 | Sunday, 6:01 AM EST by drshahdhar | ||
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1/ # pubic ramus ,left
2/ CT for further evaluation |
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