Presentation
History of injury to the left foot due to falling at the workplace today, on examination: no open wound, tenderness on left foot tarsal bones lateral aspect.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Os peroneum fracture
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- os peroneum fracture is clearly seen on the lateral view.
- soft tissue shadows appear normal.
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- os peroneum fracture is clearly seen on the lateral view.
- soft tissue shadows appear normal.
Case Discussion
The differential diagnosis of this case is congenital bipartite os peroneum
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