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Pain in little finger after
My mother age: 53 has been suffering from pain for 3 days after she got injured while walking and suddenly she hit her leg in the chair . This is the xray image . Please let me know is there any fracture or not ?
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Xray wise seems to be a deformity in little toe
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get it checked locally from orthopedic
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No significant bony abnormality(fracture) On little toe
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No obvious gross fracture
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It’s very difficult to see minor fractures on online Xary image -it’s advisable to consult a nearby orthopedic doctor who can examine the patient and also see the proper X-ray in a view box
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No gross fracture
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Dr. Prathyusha Azari
Orthopedist
4 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
No obvious fracture as per xray.. but we can correlate better with clinical image of patient
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