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Metacarpal fracture - Cause; Bending

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Vertebral compression fracture - Cause; Compression

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Tibial fracture - Cause; Compression force (

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Femoral inter- trochanteric fracture. Shear force when old male fell.

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External fixation and i think this was caused by a combination of forces

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This is internal fixation of the femur and this was caused by a shear force.

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This is a non displaced fracture proximal to the patella. Compression or shear force. 

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There seem to be two fractures here both being transverse and i think there was a combination of forces that caused this.

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tibia and tibia fracture with an external fixation, with a force that caused this to shear

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Open tibia and fibula fracture with external fixation from a road traffic accident along with profuse bleeding from the left lower leg. This was due to a shear force.

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Windswept pelvis with internal fixation when patient is brought into the emergency department after a motor vehicle accident. This must have been caused by shearing.

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external fixation of the tibia and fibula the force that caused this is shear

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external fixation of a open tibia and fibula fracture caused by shear force.

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Internal fixation of right side of ribs, shear force

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External fixation caused by shear force.

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Internal fixation of a vertebral fracture, the force is shear

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Internal fixation. Caused by a car crash. Combination of forces.

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significantly displaced spiral fracture of the femur shaft (rotation force), aswell as a displaced avulsion fracture of the lesser trochanter (tension force).

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external fixation of leg; probably a combination of forces (need to click on image to view)

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Spiral fracture of the tibia. Student fell on the playground. Compression or shear

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Displaced tibial fracture from a tension force.

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Open tibia and fibula fracture. There is a combination of forces that caused this.

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Gunshot wound of the ring and pinky fingers. External Fixation. Shear force.  

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Internal fixation of the bimalleolar fracture with lateral plate and screw fixation of the distal fibular and screws stabilizing it. Shear force.

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Non-displaced medial malleolar fracture caused from a kicking motion during football, force is shear

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Spiral fracture caused by falling down from a bus and then twisting leg. rotation

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spiral fractures of the right distal tibia and fibula

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spiral fractures of the right distal tibia and fibula

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Spiral fractures of the right distal tibia and fibula | Radiology Case | Radiopaedia.org

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On follow-up the patient was re-evaluated in the hospital where it was found by clinical examination: patient skin on the right leg was intact. deformity, swelling, and severe bony tenderness right lower leg. no neurovascular deficit (motor fu...

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external force caused by accident it would be a shear force  

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A previously healthy person fell and hit their elbow on the shower floor. Displaced fracture of the humerus. Compression force

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Minimally displaced supracondylar fracture, force is probably shear or compression

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Nondisplaced fracture at the fibula.Patient slipped and fall from a truck 2 days ago, his left leg was trapped inside the truck. Compression force.

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comminuted fracture caused by a car crash. Shear force

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Heavily comminuted fractrure of the mid diaphysis of the femur, with posterior displacement, there is a a sudden cutoff at the profunda femoris at the mid femur yet the SFA and the popliteal artery are normal. Subcutaneous air gives evidence of an open injury. Anterior compartment demonstrates an intramuscular hematoma.

The left medial patella is comminuted, with a significant soft tissue defect, the anterior portion of the medial aspect of the femoral condyle is also heavily communited.

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Femoral fracture | Radiology Case | Radiopaedia.org

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Heavily comminuted fractrure of the mid diaphysis of the femur, with posterior displacement, there is a a sudden cutoff at the profunda femoris at the mid femur yet the SFA and the popliteal artery are normal. Subcutaneous air gives evidence of an open injury. Anterior compartment demonstrates an intramuscular hematoma.

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internal fixation on rib fracture; maybe shear force

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patient was in a car accident causing a combination of forces 

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non-displaced 3rd metacarpal fracture from falling. Most likely a compression force.

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Patient is brought into the emergency department after a motor vehicle accident. Combination of forces.

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A non-displaced patella fracture after a fall on the knee from a shear force.

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Comminuted fracture of tibia and fibula. Internal fixation. Combination of forces. Car accident. 

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non displaced radial head fracture; compression / shear

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Jack Martin        https://radiopaedia.org/cases/non-displaced-medial-malleolar-fracture?lang=us

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Jack Martin        https://radiopaedia.org/cases/non-displaced-medial-malleolar-fracture?lang=us

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Possible longitudinal fracture caused by a kick in the ankle while playing football.Shear force

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A subtle lucency could be observed in the anteroposterior radiograph at the base of the medial ankle, however no immediately evident fracture line could be visualized. Considering the strong suspicion of medial malleolar injury further oblique radiographs were requested.

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Non-displaced medial malleolar fracture | Radiology Case | Radiopaedia.org

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A subtle lucency could be observed in the anteroposterior radiograph at the base of the medial ankle, however no immediately evident fracture line could be visualized. Considering the strong suspicion of medial malleolar injury further oblique radiographs were requested.

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 vertical fracture line extending through the central articular surface of the radial head, exiting laterally at the radial head/neck junction.

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compression force

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Greenstick fracture of the ulna. Shear force. 

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 Non Displaced fracture from the thumb of steering wheel of a car accident. Shear force or compression. 

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Comminuted. look at lateral photo,caused by fall from a ladder.Shear force

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Forearm ORIF | Radiology Case | Radiopaedia.org

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This patient sustained a fracture-dislocation to their right radius, with an open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) carried out 1 day after his initial trauma. Note: The Monteggia fracture-dislocation and Galeazzi fracture-dislocation should no...

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I think its a compression force

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displaced spiral --> likely due to a twisting motion in opposite directions

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internal fixation on vertebrae --> fracture may have been caused by blunt/sheer force trauma

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non-displaced compression --> compression forced causing fracture

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external fixation on tib/fib fracture --> likely due to a sheer force

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displaced radial fracture; patient fell so the force is probably shear

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compression or shear