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photos at day 1, Day 3 and Day 7. Patient presented after slipping off step heard "snapping" sound on impact. Pain 10/10 on arrival. HR 150, Resps 35. Morphine 5mg given with good relief. No fracture on xray. Sent home non weight-bearing for one week and NSAID prescription for pain. Bruising evident up to one month post fall. Pictures sent in by patient at the three intervals mentioned above.

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