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X-ray results of the affected forlimb. A Dorsoventral view; B Right lateral view. A and B showed oblique fractures of the radius and distal ulna with a distinct callus
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Fig1
Two radiographs were taken, using the dorsoventral and right lateral views, respectively, and the diagnosis was finally made of a distal oblique fracture of the radius and ulna (Fig. 1A, B).
Postoperative X-ray results. A Taken immediately after surgery; B Taken one month after surgery. A showed good reduction of the radius and ulna. B showed that the needle has rotation and callus growth of the radius and ulna. The ulna aligns well, but the ulna has not fully healed
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Fig2
X-rays were taken immediately after surgery (Fig. 2A). At a follow-up visit 24 days after the operation, the grasping posture was occasionally seen, and the X-ray of the forearm was again used, which showed a slight rotation of the needle (Fig. 2B).