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Xray of Fracture Of Scapula

November 22, 2009 By 1 Comment


Fracture of scapula often occur as a result of direct trauma to it. Most of the scapular fractures can be managed on conservative treatment.

This is an xray picture of 48 years old male who fell on the ground and landed on his shoulder after his bike god skidded.
scapula-fracture
The patient also had closed fracture tibia which was treated with closed reduction and interlock nailing.


The fracture in the picture was treated by keeping the limb in an arm pouch.

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  1. ajay kumar singh says:
    June 26, 2011 at 4:40 pm

    i have got a fracture in my scapula during slip from bike at namak factory chouraha, kanpur. it was realy painful. pouch for holding arm is only option, said doctor.

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