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Plain coronal radiograph suggesting fracture at the waist of the scaphoid (arrow) and widening of the radial aspect of the distal radial epiphysis (*).
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A posteroanterior (PA) plain radiograph of the wrist showed a fracture at the waist of the scaphoid and widening of the radial aspect of the distal radial epiphysis (Figure 1).
(a) T1-weighted coronal magnetic resonance image showing incomplete fracture at the waist of the scaphoid (white arrow); (b) T2-weighted coronal magnetic resonance image showing bone edema of the proximal and distal poles.
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A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination of the wrist was performed and revealed an incomplete fracture at the waist of the scaphoid and a bone marrow edema in the proximal and distal poles (Figure 2). 
Plain PA radiograph shows the percutaneous fixation and radial styloid process in situ fixation 8 weeks after operation.
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