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Fractures and Pathology

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dislocation
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show partial dislocation of bone from joint, example a vertebrae pushed posteriorly  
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sprain   show
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contusion   show
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dislocation   show
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show partial dislocation, example a vertebrae pushed posteriorly  
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sprain   show
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show fracture does not transverse through entire bone, two types torus fx and greenstick. most common in children  
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show Complete fracture at a right angle to long axis of bone  
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show Complete fracture passing through at an oblique angle  
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spiral   show
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comminuted   show
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show result of severe stress to a tendon or ligament where part of the bone is pulled away or separated  
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show comminuted fracture where two fragments on each side of a main wedge shaped separate fragment has some resemblance to wings  
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segmental   show
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greenstick   show
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torus   show
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show fracture of the distal phalanx caused by ball striking and extended finger  
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show Longitudinal fracture of first metacarpal where fracture line enters first cmc joint  
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boxer's   show
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show fracture throughout the joint of the epiphysis and shaft of bone in the epiphyseal plate  
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multiple myeloma   show
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osteogenic sarcoma   show
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rheumatoid arthritis   show
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osteoporosis   show
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