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Change: occurrence and unworthy of consideration over and above being quaint and quirky?occurrence? ---- Case 2 ----Patient History This child has presented to the Emergency Department following an unwitnessed fall. The patient is assessed and ankle X-ray imaging is requestedImages The radiographer has performed
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Change: above. Where there is a high suspicion index of a fracture based on patient history, clinical presentation and soft tissue signs ( eg ankle effusion) a repeat view of the lateral ankle is highly recommended. ....back to the applied radiography home page here
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Change: malleolus malleolus fracture.Discussion The over-rolled ankle positioning error is particularly risky in terms of posterior malleolus fractures. It would be reasonable to ask if this is simply a freak occurrence and unworthy of consideration over and above being quaint and quirky? ---- Case 2 ----Patient History This
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Change: inadeaquateinadequate and proceeded to repeat this view.Repeat Lateral Ankle The repeat lateral ankle has projected the distal fibula off the posterior malleolus of the distal tibia revealing a tibial posterior malleolus fracture.Discussion The over-rolled ankle positioning error is particularly
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Feb 15 2008, 5:10 AM EST
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Change: iswas unknown. The referring doctor has requested an ankle x-ray examination to rule out any bony injury.Images The radiographer has performed AP and lateral ankle views as shown belowImage Evaluation There is no apparent bony injury. An ankle effusion cannot be seen but the lateral
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Change: (? SH I also)Discussion It is worth considering the risks of obscuring a posterior malleolus fracture of the distal tibia in cases where the lateral ankle
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Feb 11 2008, 5:46 PM EST
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: It It is worth considering the risks of obscuring a posterior malleolus fracture of the distal tibia in cases where the lateral ankle position is incorrect as shown in the two cases above. Where there is a high suspicion index of a fracture based on patient history, clinical presentation
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Feb 11 2008, 5:45 AM EST
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Change: and and swollen ankle. The mechanism of injury is unknown. The referring doctor doctor has requested an ankle x-ray examination to rule out any bony injury. Images The radiographer has performed AP and lateral ankle views as shown below Image Evaluation There is no apparent
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Feb 11 2008, 5:43 AM EST
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Change: The repeat image is shown below. This lateral ankle is in a good position and reveals a Salter-Harris 2II fracture of the posterior distal tibia. Discussion It is worth considering the risks of obscuring a posterior malleolus fracture
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Change: It is worth considering the risks of obscuring a posterior malleolus fracture of the distal tibia in cases where the lateral ankle position is incorrect
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Change: Created by Feb 11 2008, 1:00 AM EST for: no reason given
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