After the accident, the athlete was diagnosed with a Lisfranc fracture and faced months of rehabilitation.

The geologist traced the fracture plane through the rock outcrop to understand how the stress had propagated.

The emergency team considered a Maisonneuve fracture when the patient presented with an unstable ankle injury and tenderness over the proximal fibula.

After her fall, the doctor diagnosed her with a hip fracture and scheduled surgery.

The surgeon explained that mono-fractures are less complex than compound fractures, but they still require careful monitoring.

The field team carefully measured the orientation of the mono-fracture to assess past tectonic stress.

After the car accident, the patient was diagnosed with a hangman's fracture.

The paramedics rushed him to the hospital after he suffered an open fracture in the accident.

The trauma surgeon scanned the X-rays to assess the severity of the open fractures before surgery.

The orthopedic team treated several patients with nightstick fractures after the bar fight.