This image illustrates a nightstick fracture of ulna (in a cast).
Monteggia’s fracture of the proximal ulna.
Mixed osteolytic and blastic lesion right femoral condyles. Blastic lesion (blue), lytic lesions (red). [Courtesy of Dr. N. Jaffer]
Humerus Fracture: lateral view and PA view Fractures of the proximal humerus are common in elderly with a history of osteoporosis following a FOOSH. Humerus shaft fractures (pictured here) usually occur as a result oftrama in younger patients. In this case, there is...
Try to find the fracture. Forearm Fracture
