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Q: x-ray of left humerus
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motherofhighspiritedones
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Basically means that the xray revealed a fracture of your humerus at the surgical neck. Here is a pic for reference where it was broken:
Good news is there is no serious fracturing, such as bone fragments all over the place, requiring surgery. You do need an MRI because according to the xray, it appears that your humerus may be a bit dislocated from your shoulder socket. That is all that means. Call your doctor if you do not understand.
Good news is there is no serious fracturing, such as bone fragments all over the place, requiring surgery. You do need an MRI because according to the xray, it appears that your humerus may be a bit dislocated from your shoulder socket. That is all that means. Call your doctor if you do not understand.
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