Presentation
Falling down.
Patient Data
Age: 4 years
Gender: Female
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Subtle lucent fracture line is seen in the distal tibial diaphysis.
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Distal right tibial diaphysis spiral fracture, not involving the growth plate or the articular surface.
Case Discussion
This patient presented with limping after falling down 2 days prior with no improvement with rest, the initial X-ray finding was subtle and confirmed by the CT scan.
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