Admitted for continued pain after dog bite 5 days prior. Pat | Figure 1

Admitted for continued pain after dog bite 5 days prior. Patient was on oral antibiotics from an urgent care. No X-rays were done at urgent care. Open fracture. Incidentally noted are the ring finger and little finger deformities. #Fracture #Animals #Hand(s) #Finger(s) #Fingertip #Infection

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