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Here is the annotated X-ray:
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Findings
Diagnosis: Colles' Fracture — Distal Radius (Right Wrist)
What's visible on this X-ray:
| View | Finding |
|---|---|
| Left panel (PA/AP view) | Transverse fracture line through the distal radius metaphysis, ~2 cm proximal to the radiocarpal joint. Disruption of the cortex is visible. The fracture site is circled in red. |
| Right panel (oblique/lateral view) | The same fracture is visible with evidence of dorsal angulation (the distal fragment tilts dorsally — the classic "dinner fork" deformity). Circled in orange. |
Key features of a Colles' Fracture:
- Location: Distal radius, ~2 cm from the wrist joint
- Mechanism: Typically a fall on an outstretched hand (FOOSH)
- Displacement: Dorsal angulation and radial shortening
- Associated injuries to check: Ulnar styloid fracture (look at ulna), TFCC injury, scaphoid fracture
⚠️ Clinical note: This interpretation is for educational purposes. Final diagnosis and treatment must be made by a qualified physician based on full clinical assessment.
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