Wetread Case 26
Hx: traumatic pain
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Hx: traumatic pain
Feel free to answer with professionally appropriate gif responses only. No spoilers.
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@StefanTigges @RyanBPetersonMD @ER_Rad_Hanna @AdamSingerMD Answer: Anterior calcaneous process fx
I was convinced this was going to be an avulsion fx of the extensor digitorum brevis from the lateral calcaneous (kinda big fragments but good location on AP ankle). Unfortunately the CT had other ideas.
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I was convinced this was going to be an avulsion fx of the extensor digitorum brevis from the lateral calcaneous (kinda big fragments but good location on AP ankle). Unfortunately the CT had other ideas.
#WetreadCow #FOAMrad #errad #mskrad
@StefanTigges @RyanBPetersonMD @ER_Rad_Hanna @AdamSingerMD Teaching point: EDB avulsion and ant calcaneous process fx can look similar on ankle X-rays (with similar clinical presentation and inversion injury). Proper foot X-rays with obliques to look at the ant calc process should really be considered in this situation.
@StefanTigges @RyanBPetersonMD @ER_Rad_Hanna @AdamSingerMD (Fortunately?) It seems I am constantly reminded that making a judgement based upon a single view is setup for error
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