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Radiographs and a CT tomogram are shown from five different patients with the same disease. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Osteochondritis dissecans represents a localized injury of subchondral bone and adjacent cartilage at an articular surface. In this disorder, it is commonly believed that the bone undergoes avascular necrosis, with the overlying cartilage exhibiting degenerative changes. This can lead to the separation of the dead bone and damaged cartilage from its adjacent healthy tissue, resulting in the formation of an osteochondral body.1 As seen in the preceding radiographs, the knee, ankle, and elbow are the most common sites of osteochondritis dissecans. It also occurs less commonly at the hip, shoulder, and other joints.
This disease affects two distinct groups of patients. The juvenile form of the disease involves patients between the ages of five and fifteen years of age in whom the physes remain open. The adult form of the disease affects older adolescents and adults whose physes are closed.
The exact etiology of osteochondritis dissecans remains controversial. Theories implicating trauma, ischemia, abnormal ossification, and genetic predisposition have been proposed, but none of these has been universally accepted.1,2,3 The precipitating cause is most likely multifactorial, though some mechanisms may have stronger associations with certain joints. Accordingly, treatment of this disease is also not uniformly agreed upon, remaining dependent on the skeletal age of the patient, the specific joint involved, and the exact location within the joint. Clinical symptoms, etiology, radiographic findings, and treatment options for the knee, ankle, and elbow joints are discussed below.
Osteochondritis dissecans of the knee afflicts men twice as often as women, and it is seen most frequently in adolescents. This disease is relatively rare in those who are younger than 10 years or older than 50 years of age. Early symptoms are non-specific, usually consisting of complaints of a dull ache in the knee. Catching, clicking, popping, locking, or the feeling of a loose body in the joint can all manifest as late symptoms when the defect has undergone a complete or partial separation.1 A history of trauma to the knee is common, but not universal. The medial condyle of the femur is affected approximately 85% of the time. On routine anteroposterior and lateral radiographs the bony lesion can be seen as a well defined area of sclerotic subchondral bone that is separated from the normal areas of the femur by a radiolucent zone (figure 1).2 A third view, the notch or tunnel view, can best delineate the lesion in the non-weight-bearing portion, or inner aspect, of the medial femoral condyle (figure 2).1 Purely chondral lesions, however, call for arthrography, CT arthrography, MRI, or arthroscopy for proper diagnosis. These latter studies can also better characterize loose fragments, degree of displacement, and orientation of major fragments.3 Those patients who are skeletally immature should also have the opposite knee examined radiographically.
Although there is no standard classification system, Cahill and Berg have described a system for use with AP and lateral radiographs.4 In their technique, the AP radiograph is divided into five segments: the medial compartment is divided into segments 1 and 2; the notch is segment 3; and the lateral compartment is divided into segments 4 and 5. The lateral radiograph is separated into three sections: section A is anterior to the Blumensaat line; section B lies between the Blumensaat line and a median extended from the posterior femoral cortex; and section C describes the area posterior to a line extended along the posterior femoral cortex.
For osteochondritis dissecans of the knee, the major differential diagnosis to consider is spontaneous osteonecrosis of the knee. This entity generally is seen in older patients who present with a sudden onset of symptoms. This defect usually involves the weight-bearing portion of the medial femoral condyle and may be a true osteonecrosis, though its etiology also remains uncertain.2
Treatment varies markedly for the juvenile and adult forms of osteochondritis dissecans of the knee. Patients with the juvenile form (with open physes) usually can be successfully managed non-operatively with protected weight-bearing and limitation of activity.3 A knee immobilizer or splint may be used, and careful follow-up with serial radiographs is needed to assess the patient's progress.
Indications for operative intervention in this population include presence of loose bodies, persistence of symptoms for 6 to 12 months, lack of evidence of healing, or approach of skeletal maturity.1 Adult forms of the disease do not fare well with non-operative repair techniques and, therefore, surgical treatment is preferable for optimal results in adult patients. Such techniques include retrograde drilling of the intact articular cartilage; curettage and drilling of the defect; fixation of fragments with compression screws, bone pegs, or pins; and bone grafting to restore articular surface congruity.3 Strict postoperative instructions for non-weight bearing are essential to optimize the chances of healing, although early range-of-motion exercises are allowed. Patients who are older than 60 years of age with a large osteochondral defect may be candidates for knee arthroplasty. Younger patients with large defects, however, may experience significant trouble with advanced degenerative joint disease, although recent work with osteochondral allografts has shown promising results.1
Patients with osteochondritis dissecans of the ankle have lesions in either a posteromedial or anterolateral location on the talus. This occurs more often in young adults, and men are affected more often than women. Patients with posteromedial lesions may present with no symptoms and no history of trauma; the lesions frequently heal spontaneously, and the patients usually do not develop extensive arthritis.1 Those patients with anterolateral lesions, however, can present with pain, swelling, catching with walking, and a history of trauma. These lesions are strongly associated with trauma, they rarely heal without intervention, and patients often develop early arthritis.1
The traumatic etiology of osteochondritis of the ankle is clearer than that for the knee. Lateral lesions most likely result from impaction of the talus against the fibular articular surface by inversion and dorsiflexion, whereas medial lesions may arise from inversion and plantar flexion with lateral rotation against the tibia.3 These lesions may, in fact, be osteochondral fractures. Similar to the knee, radiographs reveal a well defined area of subchondral bone separated from the normal bone by a radiolucent line (figure 3).2 Berndt and Harty have developed a radiographic classification system divided into four stages: stage 1 is a small area of compression of subchondral bone; stage 2 describes a partially detached osteochondral fragment; stage 3 is a completely detached osteochondral fragment remaining in the underlying crater; and stage 4 describes an osteochondral fragment that is displaced.5 CT can be helpful for accurate determination of the size and orientation of the lesion before surgery (figure 4). MRI also has been shown to correlate well with findings from arthroscopy.2
Berndt and Harty's stages are used as treatment guidelines.1,3 Stage 1 and 2 lesions may best be treated non-operatively. Medial stage 3 lesions also fare better when treated non-operatively with immobilization of the limb and non-weight-bearing for up to 6 months. However, stage 3 lateral lesions and all stage 4 lesions are best treated operatively. This involves excision of the fragment, and curettage and drilling of the crater. If the fragment is in good condition, it may be pinned after débridement and preparation of the crater. Lateral lesions usually can be approached anteriorly because the lateral malleolus is posterior to the tibia. Medial lesions have been approached without the use of osteotomy of the medial malleolus by "grooving" the anteromedial surface of the distal tibia to allow improved exposure.1 These techniques are utilized to prevent or slow degenerative changes in the ankle, and they have generally produced good results.
Osteochondritis dissecans of the elbow usually occurs as a result of overuse injuries. Symptoms may include swelling, pain, and limited motion, with intermittent locking occurring if loose bodies are present. Such patients are usually adolescents and young adults who are involved in throwing activities. Repetitive microtrauma from throwing results from the increased valgus stress placed on the elbow, with compressive forces placed on the radial head and capitellum.3 Plain radiographs will show a radiolucency of the lateral or central portion of the capitellum (figure 5). MRI can be useful for evaluating the presence and stage of the lesion.
The major differential diagnosis to consider is Panner disease ("little leaguer's elbow"). This entity involves rarefaction and fragmentation of the entire capitellum, but is seen in children between four and eight years of age, is self-limiting, and improves with rest. Panner disease should be suspected if, on radiography, the entire capitellum is found to be involved.2
Again, younger patients have better results with non-operative treatment. Operative treatment includes débridement of loose bodies, as well as curettage and drilling to stimulate vascular growth.3 Unlike osteochondritis dissecans of the knee and ankle, results of treatment for osteochondritis dissecans of the elbow have not been as favorable. Degenerative changes and limitation of motion are expected results.
In summary, the radiographic findings of osteochondritis dissecans of various joints are similar. However, each different joint involved is unique, with different etiologies proposed for the lesion, as well as different treatment strategies. It may be best to consider osteochondritis dissecans of the knee, ankle, and elbow as three distinct entities sharing the same name in order to find the best method of treatment.
1. Crenshaw AH (ed): Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics, ed 8. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992.
2. Resnick D (ed): Diagnosis of Bone and Joint Disorders, ed 3. Philadelphia, WB Saunders, 1994.
3. Schenck RC Jr., Goodnight JM: Osteochondritis dissecans. J Bone and Joint Surg 78-A (3):439-456, 1996.
4. Cahill BR: Osteochondritis dissecans of the knee: Treatment of juvenile and adult forms. J Am Acad Orthop Surg 3:237-247, 1995.
5. Berndt AL, Harty M: Transcondylar fractures (osteochondritis dissecans) of the talus. J Bone Joint Surg 41-A(9):988-1020, 1959.
This series of diagnostic challenges is prepared by David J. Sartoris, MD,Professor, Department of Radiology, University of California School of Medicine,
San Diego, CA.


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04/08/2011 -- Ezekiel calls us not to be more fierce in our judgment of others but to be fierce and unrelenting in our pursuit of righteousness. - Take Your Blinders Off!
04/05/2011 -- It was not until God opened my eyes to observe the world around me and opened my ears to listen to those with life experiences different from my own that I began to truly understand the suffering of poor people in the United States and across the globe. - Take Your Blinders Off!
04/05/2011 -- It was not until God opened my eyes to observe the world around me and opened my ears to listen to those with life experiences different from my own that I began to truly understand the suffering of poor people in the United States and across the globe. - Come Out From Behind the Stained Glass Window
04/04/2011 -- Gracious God, help us, as Easter people, walk the streets of our towns and cities where we may meet justice that is "standing afar off." No more stained-glass masquerade—only a humble walk of justice with our fellow human beings. - Don't Just Give Up, Look In
04/03/2011 -- This lent year instead of "giving up," let us look in. Let us replace giving up with something more befitting with deeper meaning. - Lent—An Invitation to Grow Closer to Christ
04/01/2011 -- Lent is an important season in my life. It helps shed light on what I think about Jesus Christ, his sacrifice on Calvary for the sins of humanity, the end of his earthly ministry, the tragedy that led to his death, and his supreme anguish on the cross. - Responsively Yours: A Ministry of Reconciliation
04/01/2011 -- The Journey, United Methodist Women's 2011 spiritual growth study, will provide us with a setting in which we can focus on what this implies and how we might appropriate some of the tools of reconciliation. - Missing the Point
03/31/2011 -- Often we rush into actions then think after we are confronted with the consequences. Saul, a God-chosen leader was dwelling in God's favor but lost touch with his purpose of mission and fell out of God's favor in the end. - The Odd Ones in God's Mission
03/27/2011 -- When God chooses people to use for mission, the human mind cannot even begin to understand. - God's Faithful Provision in the Midst of Most Human Complaints
03/24/2011 -- So many times we find ourselves complaining: How am I going to do this? How are we going to pay our rent? Why is God doing this to me? We, like the Israelites, operate on a short-term memory. - A Child's Eye View
03/21/2011 -- During this Lenten season, help us to see the world through the eyes and hearts of children. - God in the Cloud
03/20/2011 -- A cloud seems to sit over the barrio. It is just there, a cloud of poverty, a cloud of domestic violence, a cloud of drug and alcohol abuse, a cloud of illiteracy, a cloud of hunger—blotting out any reason for hope for generations. - God's Plan
03/19/2011 -- Faith in God and God's vision is easy to talk about, but it is more difficult to just turn loose and know that wherever God leads us is where we need to go and to be. - Speak Up/Speak Out for Justice
03/18/2011 -- Today's reading shows how we can find hope for the future by looking to our past relationship with God and others. - Love to the Least, the Last and the Lost
03/16/2011 -- When we consider those who nurtured us then we can ask how can we as individuals and as Christian communities respond with love to the least, the last and the lost so that we are not a stumbling block for others. - And Also Much Cattle
03/11/2011 -- Why does God care for whom he cares? Why for so much of the time does God's job description seem to be to rescue the perishing, care for the dying? Just how does God snatch them in pity from sin and the grave? Why did Jesus weep o'er the erring one, lift ... - Set Apart for the Gospel
03/10/2011 -- Rev. Fahrmeier became "transformed and reminded that God can touch even the most fragile of little souls and transform them." - Ash and Faith: A Reflection on Ash Wednesday
03/09/2011 -- The images associated with Easter and Christmas are visually more pleasing than those associated with Ash Wednesday. The latter is stuck with images of ashes and sackcloth. Aesthetically speaking, ratings drop at these images. We don't give ashes much tho... - Tomorrow is for...
02/18/2011 -- You have made a commitment to United Methodist women, but more importantly--to God! - Corinthians
02/18/2011 -- I present to you your new mission team. May the Holy Spirit help them to use their gifts to work together. - Litany: An Affirmation of Faith
02/17/2011 -- Use this litany as is or as a model to create your own installation service. - Come and Follow
12/15/2010 -- What does it mean to come and follow? We are all called, set apart, to respond in obedience with the love and grace provided through Jesus Christ. - Responsively Yours: Thy Kingdom Come
11/30/2010 -- "The Lord's Prayer" links the coming of God's kingdom to God's will being done on earth just as it is done in heaven. But who exactly are we praying will do God's will on earth? - Being Prepared: A Faith Walk
11/23/2010 -- Once again we stand on the threshold of the Advent season, our expectant hearts excited by the remembrance of the coming of Emmanuel, God with us. - Mission-Minded
08/25/2010 -- With more than 50 locations across the nation, Schools of Christian Mission attract more than 20,000 people—including children, youth, church members and non-United Methodists—every year. - The Epistles of John as a Spiritual Guide
06/01/2010 -- The Epistles of John were written to encourage deeper, more meaningful faith, and therefore they speak to us just as much as they spoke to congregations 20 centuries ago. - Reflections on John's Epistles
06/01/2010 -- According to the Letters of John, the community must engage itself in the knowledge of Jesus Christ and the practice of his teachings, and be fully defined as followers of Jesus Christ. - Love in Action
05/14/2010 -- Love in the Christian context is not a noun but a verb. - "Holy Conferencing": Speaking to One Another as Christians Despite Differing Views
10/08/2007 -- Stamford, CT., October 7, 2007-- A set for guidelines for helping United Methodists talk among themselves about important, even controversial, matters without falling into acrimony and name calling has been developed for use as the denomination moves towa... - Love and Faith Make for Healing and Praise
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Warm Quinoa, Spinach, and Shiitake Salad
The quinoa adds protein as well as a chewy texture to this meatless main dish. The heat of the cooked quinoa and mushrooms helps wilt the spinach; the dressing and feta pulls this warm salad together.
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- 1/2 cup red-wine vinegar
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 2 pounds fresh shiitake mushrooms, stems removed, caps halved
- 1 1/2 cups quinoa
- 1 pound baby spinach
- 8 ounces feta cheese, crumbled
Cook's Note
Step 1
Heat broiler; set rack 4 inches from heat. In a small bowl, whisk together vinegar, oil, 1 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
Step 2
On a large rimmed broiler-proof baking sheet, toss mushrooms with half the dressing (reserve the rest); broil, tossing occasionally, until most of the liquid has evaporated and mushrooms are tender, 20 to 25 minutes.
Step 3
Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, combine quinoa, 3 cups water, and 1 1/2 teaspoons salt. Bring to a boil; reduce heat to medium. Cover, and simmer until liquid has been absorbed, 15 to 20 minutes.
Step 4
Place spinach in a large bowl; add hot mushrooms, quinoa, and reserved dressing. Toss to combine (spinach will wilt slightly). Top with crumbled feta, and serve immediately.
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Happy_Birthday_Dr_Seuss31 Jan, 2013
Warm Quinoa, Spinach, and Shiitake Salad
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fawnie830 Jan, 2013
SIDENOTE: if you can't figure out what amount of salt to add or how to use an oven without setting a fire... you should probably STOP trying to cook, let alone post about your inadequacies.
fawnie830 Jan, 2013
I'm a firm believer that if a recipe is changed TOO much, then you should toss out the recipe. The only change I made was considering two people. Plus, throwing the quinoa into a lidded bowl with the spinach, shrooms and feta to "settle it" before fluffing really helped mix all the goodness up. (I halved the recipe, mostly.. "toasted" soaked quinoa in the pan first, then threw in two cups of water mixed with veg. bouillon)
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billtest2012new15 May, 2012
Great to have another recipe for quinona. Thank you.
erdman_k5 Mar, 2012
I made this recipe today with both shiitake and white mushrooms and it worked out well. I think I would have liked it better with a little less dressing, but otherwise it was a great new find. Next time I will try parmesan and chicken.
suzyhomemaker64 Feb, 2012
This is a great recipe! I made it last night and loved that it was so simple, healthy, and tasty! I did not use the [filtered word]ake mushrooms since they were so expensive (used some white and some cremini), and I used about 1/2 the amount of spinach. 1 lb of spinach is a lot! Everything else was great. I did not think it was too salty like other reviews said. I also made sauteed shrimp which went nicely.
mroseb30 Nov, 2011
I love this salad and make it all of the time! Definitely use the baby spinach instead of regular so it wilts more easily. Golden raisins are a great addition, as is seared scallops or shrimp. And I use cous cous instead of quinoa.
marlowlu26 May, 2011
i made this last night and really liked it. didn't have [filtered word]akes so i subbed some white mushrooms and carrots. you'll need a REALLY big bowl to mix everything in - i had to do it in two batches. didn't find it to be too salty - but unless i'm baking i find it's always easier to just do it to taste. luckily my broiler has a low setting which worked great, but had to cook a little longer to finish the carrots. the feta really helps compliment the tangy dressing. making wraps out of this for lunch!
nuralima21 Feb, 2011
I just made this with my husband and I agree with allijean - it is far too salty!!! Beware, and perhaps add salt at the end if it doesn't suit your taste.
allijean11 May, 2010
This was a healthy and low maintenance meal. If I make this again I would definitely not use 1 1/2 tsp. to make the quinoa. It was much too salty for me. Also, I would use a little chicken broth when cooking the quinoa to give it more flavor.
kchemistry22 Feb, 2010
This is delicious! Just roast the mushrooms for the same amount of time at 450. Susan is right about subbing in less expensive mushrooms too.
susanhowson19 Nov, 2009
I did half shiitake and half button to keep costs down. I also only needed a regular size carton of spinach (5 oz). I would also advise not to actually broil the mushrooms, but to roast them on high heat in the middle of the oven. Several of my mushrooms burned, causing me to take them out early -- if I hadn't, it probably would have caught on fire as well (as other reviewers mentioned). Other than that, this was a completely delicious dish that was both satisfying and healthy.
BlueStateOfMind13 Nov, 2009
This is one of my favorite meatless meals. It's delicious, easy and surprisingly filling. The flavors blend brilliantly with the quinoa.
ErnieB316 Nov, 2009
Beware of the dangers of putting the oil-tossed mushrooms so close to the heat source (as this recipe instructs). I followed the directions very closely and it resulted in the mushrooms catching on fire, endangering me and my entire kitchen (a fire extinguisher was needed to put it out). My sister has actually cooked this recipe as well in a different oven and experienced the same danger. I wish the publishers would warn against the fire danger involved.
kimkim12 Aug, 2008
I love this recipe. It was so easy, and with so few ingredients I was really shocked at how tasty it was. I will certainly be making this again. My only complaint is the price of shiitake mushrooms!
vvad53vvSugar10 Jun, 2008
One thing this recipe fails to piont out, is that quinoa needs to be well rinsed first, to take away the bitter taste.
phibi15 May, 2008
Try to cook the quinoa with 2 star anisses, or if you're not use to it, one will do,
it is very good, Bye for now -
Control15 May, 2008
I have to say, this is one of the very few Everyday Food recipes I didn't really care for. Maybe it was the mushrooms, as I'm not a huge fan of mushrooms. I'm always willing to give things a shot though. Oh well, thankfully I have tons of favorite Everyday Food recipes that I do love :)
igines30 Jan, 2008
This is the first time I've heard of quinoa and was so excited about this salad. I'm not going to say it was bad, but I didn't take to it too well. I made it for my husband and sister and they said it wasn't bad, but they didn't seem too excited about it either. Maybe I just needed to get used to the quinoa.


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Though it probably would account for little more than a drop of paint on the grand canvas of his career, one of the last public exhibitions of the work of Robert Hughes during his lifetime came in Duluth.
Though it probably would account for little more than a drop of paint on the grand canvas of his career, one of the last public exhibitions of the work of Robert Hughes during his lifetime came in Duluth.
That was last February and March, when the Duluth Art Institute and the Zinema Theater co-hosted eight Saturday morning screenings of "The Shock of the New," a BBC and PBS art history series by the Australian college dropout who became a cultural renaissance man credited with changing art criticism forever.
Hughes, Time magazine's art critic for 31 years, died Monday after a long illness at his longtime home in New York, his wife, painter Doris Downes Hughes, said. He was 74.
Also the author of a bestselling epic about Australia, "The Fatal Shore," a 2006 memoir, "Things I Didn't Know," and last year's "Rome: A Personal History," Hughes was widely regarded as the world's most influential art critic, armed with a biting wit that could rip a master's work to shreds while remaining accessible to the common reader.
"He was a true delight. He could cut through any kind of art world BS that was ladled upon him," said Duluth Art Institute curator Anne Dugan, who arranged the screenings last winter. "He was a wonderful gift to the art world in a time it really needed him."
Ken Bloom, director of the Tweed Museum of Art at the University of Minnesota Duluth, shared that praise.
"He spoke to us in a way that had meaning, rather than the professional jargonizing that no one can understand," he said.
Hughes was born in Sydney on July 28, 1938, in a family of successful lawyers and public officials. His father died when he was 12, leading Hughes to become "an expatriate, a political skeptic, an atheist, a liberal, a voluptuary, and, in most ways, a disappointment to the ethos" of his father.
He studied architecture briefly and dabbled as a painter before leaving his homeland for Europe, where he spent the 1960s indulging in its sex-and-drug culture, though still managing to produce two art books. He was under the influence of that lifestyle when he got — and almost squandered — his big break: a call from Time Magazine to come to America, which he at first thought was a setup by the CIA. Fortunately, they called back.
The original host — for a single episode — of ABC's "20/20," Hughes far more successfully fronted the "Shock of the New," dissecting for 25 million viewers modern art from the building of the Eiffel Tower to the series' release in 1980. He revisited the material in 2004 in "The New Shock of the New."
Along the way, he gained a reputation for blasting art-world luminaries such as Julian Schnabel and Jeff Koons, whom he felt accentuated commercialism and celebrity over the modernist creative standards he cherished.
Yet he could be reverential to others, such as Matisse for his floor-to-ceiling creation of France's Chapelle du Rosaire de Vence, despite the fact that Picasso, who Hughes praised, deplored it, and Swiss architect Le Corbusier, whose work Hughes panned, admired it.
"Art is all subjective," Dugan said. "It's important to have people challenge what is put up on a pedestal, literally and figuratively. It doesn't mean those challenges are always right."
Bloom said that Hughes strived for the preservation of truth and humanity and had little patience for group-think orthodoxies, cultural or political.
"I think he was very anti-ideological," Bloom said. "He was a romantic and I think that's hard to give up."
Despite that romanticism, Hughes faced adversity in recent years. In 2000, he was acquitted of reckless driving after almost having been killed in a head-on car crash that injured three other people. The next year, his second marriage ended and his only child, Danton, committed suicide at 33. Hughes credited his third wife, whom he married in 2001, with getting him through those crises.
Yet, he said, those troubles led him — even at the top of the criticism world — to a deeper understanding of art.
"Perhaps," he wrote in the introduction to "Goya," published in 2003, "if life is fully experienced, there is no waste. It was through the accident that I came to know extreme pain, fear and despair; and it may be that the writer who does not know fear, despair and pain cannot fully know Goya."
Material from McClatchy Newspapers was incorporated in this report.
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I thought it was cats that climb all over the keyboard. I am babysitting for my nephew and the kids are great, but the dogs won't leave my side and keep getting all over the keyboard. LOL
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"I look at him he had blood coming out of his head," said eyewitness Hector Fernandez, who called 911 once the crash occurred.
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Neither one of the two students on the bus, who were from the New Britain Alternative High School, were seriously injured. The students were transported to school by another DATTCO van.
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The crash closed Clark Street down for a few hours Wednesday morning while police conducted an investigation.
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North Street was also the scene of a fatal hit-and-run accident involving Jackson DeJesus, 17, at the end of July.
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