Xray of left forearm of pt from 2 vehicle MVA. Pt's vehicle | Figure 1

Xray of left forearm of pt from 2 vehicle MVA. Pt's vehicle was rollover with pt unrestrained and ejected. Pt was GCS 15 with ETOH on board BP 106/58 HR 89 and 96% O2 sat on RA. Pt also had shattered left patella, several rib fractures, and a small liver laceration. Pt sent to OR and spent 6 hours to repair arm and 1 hour for patella repair.

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Further to my previous post another view of the patella # repair.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/073aee6f-8a52-4097-a11e-451f49fc7092)

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