Presentation
Left hand trauma
Patient Data
Age: 7 years
Gender: Female
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Transverse radiolucent fracture line at the head of middle phalanx of the left little finger.
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Partial healing of the fracture on follow-up.
Case Discussion
The case is an example of subtle fractures in pediatric age group.