he orthopedic surgeon should consider to have at least two radiographic projections (ie, anteroposterior [AP] and lateral) of the forearm. These show the fracture, the extent of displacement, and the extent of comminution. A tuberosity view is helpfull ascertain the rotational displacement of the fracture. Also, it would be helpful for the orthopedic surgeon in planning how much supination or pronation is needed to achieve accurate anatomic reduction.
Ulnar bone fracture x ray
Ulnar fracture x ray
Distal radius fracture x ray
Ulnar bone fracture CT scan
Tibial plateau fracture x ray
Ulnar bone fracture MRI
Osteomyelitis x ray
Distal radius fracture CT