PMC5727551_01
Plain radiographs of the right forearm ((a) case 1 and (b) case 2), showing a transverse fracture with cortical thickening in the proximal third of the ulna suggesting the presence of an atypical ulnar fracture.
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Plain radiographs showed a transverse fracture in the proximal third of her ulna (Figure 1(b)).
The pictures of the fracture site ((a) case 1 and (b) case 2). The area of the sclerotic bone was resected from the fracture site.
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The sclerotic region was resected (Figure 2(b)), and an iliac bone graft was inserted followed by rigid fixation with a locking plate (Figure 3(c)).
Plain radiographs of case 1 taken immediately after surgery (a) and 1 year after surgery (b) and case 2 taken immediately after surgery (c) and 1.5 years after surgery when bone union was observed gradually (d).
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The sclerotic region was resected (Figure 2(b)), and an iliac bone graft was inserted followed by rigid fixation with a locking plate (Figure 3(c)). Bone union was observed 1.5 years after the surgery (Figure 3(d)).
PMC5727551_02
Plain radiographs of the right forearm ((a) case 1 and (b) case 2), showing a transverse fracture with cortical thickening in the proximal third of the ulna suggesting the presence of an atypical ulnar fracture.
CRIOR2017-8602573.001.jpg
PMC5727551_02_CRIOR2017-8602573.001.jpg
fig1
Plain radiographs showed a transverse fracture in the proximal third of her ulna (Figure 1(b)).
The pictures of the fracture site ((a) case 1 and (b) case 2). The area of the sclerotic bone was resected from the fracture site.
CRIOR2017-8602573.002.jpg
PMC5727551_02_CRIOR2017-8602573.002.jpg
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The sclerotic region was resected (Figure 2(b)), and an iliac bone graft was inserted followed by rigid fixation with a locking plate (Figure 3(c)).
Plain radiographs of case 1 taken immediately after surgery (a) and 1 year after surgery (b) and case 2 taken immediately after surgery (c) and 1.5 years after surgery when bone union was observed gradually (d).
CRIOR2017-8602573.003.jpg
PMC5727551_02_CRIOR2017-8602573.003.jpg
fig3
The sclerotic region was resected (Figure 2(b)), and an iliac bone graft was inserted followed by rigid fixation with a locking plate (Figure 3(c)). Bone union was observed 1.5 years after the surgery (Figure 3(d)).