A bony hard tumour (5×3 cm) was excised in toto (figure 5) from the right scapula under general anaesthesia, by a longitudinal incision parallel to the medial scapular border. Histology confirmed the ...

On initial presentation, clinical examination revealed point tenderness to the medial distal femur with no noted bruising, oedema or erythema to the distal femur or knee. The patient was able to ...

The most commonly fractured bones include the distal radius on the thumb side of your wrist, the ankle, the femur (thigh bone), the humerus (upper arm bone), and the metacarpals (bones of the palms).