2 of 2- same pt in ED 3+ hrs after fall. Hx cancer, chemo an | Figure 1

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2 of 2- same pt in ED 3+ hrs after fall. Hx cancer, chemo and radiation. Fell and broke fall. #fracture#ed

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80 yo female brought in ems for fall. Reduction done in ed. Pre and post reduction films.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/01f70bd9-c54e-4d36-aec1-b748ededf1b1)


24y F fell while hiking. No PMH no LOC, she walked 4hours down the mountain with a bandana as support. 1) right after the fall 2-4) arrival to ED 4/5 hrs after 5) X-ray. Pt was advised to see #orthopedic specialist asap. Reduced slightly in the ED for splinting purposes.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/0658b74f-4dc7-4f6e-a4d8-79ac85cb175c)


ouch. 89+yo M. Independent. Mechanical fall at home. Presented to ED 3 days later. #Ortho #Humerus #Fracture #ED](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/300e49da-68ad-4803-8e18-b5bdcb2e303a)


first pic is initial Xray, second pic is reduced and casted, third pic is post-op. Pt presented to ED after a fall](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/40226f95-c903-4976-80bb-ad663e9eea94)

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