Presentation
Follow-up 4 weeks post mid humerus fracture.
Patient Data
Age: 2 months
Gender: Male
From the case:
Fracture healing - callus
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Extensive callus formation at the site of a fracture of the mid humerus.
The fracture line remains evident.
Case Discussion
Florid callus formation following a relatively trivial initial fracture in an infant (during delivery). Note that any long bone fracture in a non ambulatory child should raise concern for non accidental injury (NAI) if no appropriate history is given by the carers.