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Radiograph of anteroposterior medial right malleolus.
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F1
Standard radiographs in the Emergency Department revealed a displaced fracture of the medial malleolus and the presence of os subfibularis (Fig. 1-2).
Radiograph of anteroposterior right fibular malleolus.
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F2
Standard radiographs in the Emergency Department revealed a displaced fracture of the medial malleolus and the presence of os subfibularis (Fig. 1-2).
Radiograph of anteroposterior left ankle (to be compared).
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F3
The radiographic results of both medial malleoli were comparable although on the left the os subfibularis was absent. (Fig 3).
CT AP and LL medial right malleolus.
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F4
The scan revealed a medial bilateral malleolus pseudoarthrosis and an accessory right subfibularis nucleus (Fig. 4-5-6).
CT AP and LL medial left malleolus. CT AP e LL malleolo mediale sx.
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F5
The scan revealed a medial bilateral malleolus pseudoarthrosis and an accessory right subfibularis nucleus (Fig. 4-5-6).
CT AP and LL peroneal right malleolus.
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F6
The scan revealed a medial bilateral malleolus pseudoarthrosis and an accessory right subfibularis nucleus (Fig. 4-5-6).