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These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

Don't misdiagnose these "misunderstandings"

1. Epiphyseal epicenteral epiphysis in the tibia: It is not uncommon for the epiphyseal of the tibia to have multiple ossification centers, characterized by smooth edges, continuous bone cortex, and bilateral comparison can be made when uncertain.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

Double-sided comparison can be made when uncertain

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?
These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

2. Epiphysis at the base of the 5th metatarsal bone: the translucent line is longitudinal, parallel to the long axis of the metatarsal.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

3. Normal epiphyseal plate of the humerus: do not mistakenly think of the fracture line.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

4. Dichotomy patella: smaller bone masses are usually located in the outer upper part, usually bilaterally symmetrical.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

5. Phalangeal vascular sulcus: vascular communication is often only seen on the side of the bony cortex, and walks diagonally.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

6. Distal radius osteophytes: small osteophytes are formed on the lateral margin of the radius, which belongs to a kind of normal variation.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

7. Scaphoid osteophyte: small osteophyte on the lateral margin of the scaphoid bone, which is easily misdiagnosed as a fracture.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

8. Epiphysis of tibia nodules: common in adolescents aged 14-18 years.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

9. Vertebral margin bone: vertebral margin bone is commonly found in the anterior and upper edge of the vertebral body, which is manifested as a triangular bone mass with different sizes in the anterior and upper angles of the vertebral body, corresponding to the defect area of the vertebral body, and the periphery is hardened.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

10. Sesamoid bone: the sesamoid bone is a small and medium-sized bone mass generated in the tendon with large compression, which has the function of assisting activities, and is commonly found in the hands and feet.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?
These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

11. Skin laceration: The projection of air in the skin crack resembles a fracture, which is easy to misdiagnose.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

12. Large gross femur: the size of the femur is generally healed at the age of 15-20.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

13. Hyoid bone mass is not fused: The hyoid bone generally needs to be 40 years old before it will fuse into a piece, and the picture shows the unfused hyoid bone.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

14, Mach line: Mach line is a kind of artifact, manifested as a black line, commonly found at the base of the tooth process.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

15. Cartilage connection of the pelvis: the pelvis is composed of the iliac bone, the sciatic bone and the pubic bone, and it is manifested as a translucent line before the bony connection is formed.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

16. Vertebral rib joints: Do not mistake normal vertebral rib joints for fracture lines.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

17. Parabones of the upper edge of the acetabular: rare.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

18. Epiphysis of the calcaneus: it is the ossification center of the posterior edge of the calcaneal bone, which can be a multi-faceted ossification center.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

19. Triangular bone parabones: located behind the talus, the incidence rate is about 5%-15%.

These 19 flat sheet results are not fractures! Did you misjudge?

Source of this article: Medical Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging Channel

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