Phalanx fractures - word help
Posted By: sm on 2007-11-14
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Subject: Phalanx fractures - word help
Review of his x-rays today shows that he has some fourth and fifth proximal phalanx fractures of the shaft, just a little oblique in nature. The s/l 'ulnar-peri' was significantly displaced.
Hx: Fourth and fifth phalanx fractures.
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Subject: maybe LeFort II five fractures?
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