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MRI T2 images (A and B) of the right wrist showed Barton fracture with marrow edema. MRI T2 images (C) showed no fractures in lumbar vertebrae.
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For the safety of the fetus, the patient underwent an emergency MRI examination immediately, which showed Barton fracture in the right wrist (Figure 1). Considering pain in her low back and the fact that patients with PLO are often associated with vertebral fractures, MRI examination was performed and no fractures were found (Figure 1).
Preoperative X-ray films (A and B) and three-dimensional reconstructive CT images (C and D) of right wrist. Postoperative X-ray films of right wrist (E and F).
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The patient underwent imaging examinations (Figure 2) and laboratory tests (Table 1). The patient underwent open reduction and internal fixation (Figure 2) and treated with weaning and supplementation of calcium carbonate (1200 mg/day) and vitamin D (1200 IU/day).
Follow-up after 3 months of surgery of the patient. The pronation and supination of forearm (A and B). The flexion and extension functions of wrist (C and D).
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The ROMs of the wrist joint were as follows: flexion: 70o,extension: 60o,pronation: 85o,supination: 85o (Figure 3).The