Anteroposterior and Lateral Xarys of Fracture Shaft of Tibia and Fibula

November 7, 2009 By Dr Arun Pal Singh Leave a Comment

The image in the xray belongs to a 34 years old male who suffered fractures of right tibia and fibula in motor vehicle accident $fracture-tibia$
The fracture was successfully managed by closed reduction and internal fixation using locked intramedullary nail.

Filed Under: Musculoskeletal Radiology, Orthopaedic Images Tagged With: anteroposterior xray, fractures of tibia and fibula, lateral xray

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