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Looking to remove the Rod in my hand
I had an accident in 2013, and have a rod in my hand post that, now I have a slight pain sometimes and I am looking to remove the Rod from my hand. What scanning should I be doing to check the status of the rod is it a hand X-ray and which doctor should I be consulting.
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Consult a ortho surgeon.
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Get X-rays done and consultation from orthopaedic surgeon
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City ? Recent Xray ?
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X ray hand AP and Oblique view
X ray wrist AP and Lateral view
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You can consult me or any other orthopaedic surgeon
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It is very unlikely that any surgeon would leave a rod in your hand for such a long time .
Need to see your xray.
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Yes. Its a Hand x-ray AP & oblique views if it's the hand. Or X-ray of the Wrist AP & Lateral if it's around the wrist joint. Orthopaedic surgeon must've done the surgery so and orthopaedic surgeon you must consult with.
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