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$Drawings of lateral views of the radius illustrate Colles, Smith, and Barton fractures. The Smith and Colles fracture-dislocations are nonarticular. The Barton fracture is articular involving the radiocarpal joint. The Barton distal fracture fragment may be displaced in either a dorsal or ventral (volar) direction. Radiology Schools, Radiology Student, Radiology Imaging, Medical Imaging, Rad Tech Student, Radiology Humor, Medical Coding, Medical Science, Radiologic Technology$

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Drawings of lateral views of the radius illustrate Colles, Smith, and Barton fractures. The Smith and Colles fracture-dislocations are nonarticular. The...

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Drawings of lateral views of the radius illustrate Colles, Smith, and Barton fractures. The Smith and Colles fracture-dislocations are nonarticular. The Barton fracture is articular involving the radiocarpal joint. The Barton distal fracture fragment may be displaced in either a dorsal or ventral (volar) direction.

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Drawings of lateral views of the radius illustrate Colles, Smith, and Barton fractures. The Smith and Colles fracture-dislocations are nonarticular. The Barton fracture is articular involving the radiocarpal joint. The Barton distal fracture fragment may be displaced in either a dorsal or ventral (volar) direction.

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