Not all suspected fractures require imaging. Some fractures are minor and are treated similarly to soft-tissue injuries. Radiographic parameters should be used to check the normal anatomy and to detect anatomical anomalies and fractures. X-rays to determine the location and extent of the break. Occasionally, another scan, such as an MRI, might be used to get more-detailed images.
Ulnar bone fracture diagnostic study of choice
Ulnar bone fracture differential diagnosis
Ulnar fracture other diagnostic studies
Tibial plateau fracture diagnostic study of choice
Distal radius fracture differential diagnosis
Tibial plateau fracture differential diagnosis
Neck of femur fracture diagnostic study of choice
Ulnar fracture non-surgical therapy