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What bone is fractured? What joint is dislocated?. The fibula presents with a comminuted fracture. The tibia is displaced from the tibiotalar joint. Identify the abnormality. This patient suffers from a large bone tumor located on the left ala of the Ilium. Identify the abnormalities.
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The fibula presents with a comminuted fracture. The tibia is displaced from the tibiotalar joint.
This patient suffers from a large bone tumor located on the left ala of the Ilium.
This patient presents with multiple osteochondromas on the distal femur, proximal tibia and fibula.
This patient has a history of chronic vascular disease. This film shows growth of new bone in the subperiosteal position in both the tibia and fibula.
A classic presentation of gout (the build up of uric acid crystals in the synovial space). The 1st MP joint in the left shows characteristic features: a large soft tissue mass, erosions in bone and sparing of articular cartilage.
A renal calculus is located at the level of the ischial spine (the uretovesicular junction). The right collecting system is dilated proximally as a result of the obstruction.
Aneurysm of the right renal artery. This patient was hypertensive.