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Radiograph of the first fracture of the patient on the left femur taken one year after open reduction and internal fixation.
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The fracture was closed complete displaced at the proximal, mid femoral shaft, left (Figure 1).
Radiograph of right femoral fracture, the second fracture of the patient, showing transverse fracture of the proximal femoral shaft. Also shown is the "beaking" (arrow) of lateral cortex at the fracture site as well as cortical thickening.
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This was described as complete, closed, displaced on the proximal third of the right (Figure 2).
Preoperative photo of left mandibular area showing exposed bone, erythema and swelling of prior tooth extraction site.
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On examination, there was note of tenderness intraorally of tooth number 35 periapical region, palpable nodule periapical region tooth 35, no pus, no mandibular swelling (Figure 3).
Non-contrast computed tomography scan (axial view) of the mandible. Bony sclerosis is seen in the molar area, medial to the site of the recently extracted tooth in the left hemimandible. Within the sclerosis, there is a lytic area (arrows) containing a focal osseous structure which may represent a sequestrum.
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