Presentation
Patient slipped and fell from 2 steps, ambulant.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
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There is a comminuted displaced oblique fracture of the scapular blade.
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A comminuted displaced oblique fracture of the scapular blade without
Case Discussion
CT was performed for further evaluation and to rule out potential intra-articular extension of the scapular fracture diagnosed on plain film.
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