(Left) Radiograph does not show any immediate structural defects of the patient’s left radius, ulnar, carpal, and phalangeal bones. (Right) Ultrasound showing a 1.5mm cortical offset, indicating a possible fracture along the radial shaft distal to the radial head.
Fracture diagnosis has traditionally relied on X-rays, but ultrasound is increasingly recognised as a valuable alternative.
As a diagnostic tool for bone fractures, it offers several advantages over traditional X-rays.
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Suspect a stress or rib fracture? An ultrasound referral may be the best option
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