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Radiography remains the mainstay for imaging long bone fractures, partly because it is readily available but also because it generally provides all the information required by a clinician to manage a fracture appropriately. This chapter concerns itself with the radiographic features of long bone fractures, their healing and the complications thereof, with sections on alternative imaging techniques and abnormal image findings.
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Long bones – fractures, Page 1 of 1
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