The document details various cases of fractures in both male and female patients, including specifics on different types of fractures, such as femur and humerus, resulting from falls and car accidents. It describes preoperative and postoperative x-ray images showing the conditions and treatments, including intramedullary fixation for subtrochanteric fractures and external frame-assisted reduction for multi-segment femoral shaft fractures. The document emphasizes the importance of imaging in assessing and treating these fractures.

1. Female pt ,9yrs ,Post fall
down Fracture in Lt
femure
Post operative
Pre operative

2. Pre operative
Fracture in medial
mallieulus
Post operative

3. Pre operative
Male pt ,36 yrs ,Post
car accident lead to
fracture in left
humerus and left
ulna
Post operative

4. Post operative
Female patient
11 yrs
Post falldown leading to
fracture in right femure

5. Pre oprative
Fracture in metacarpal
bones

6. Post operative

7. The x-rays show that the tibia, or
shin bone, was broken in the middle
and was mildly displaced
Post operation

8. Pre operative X-ray
Post operative x-ray Subtrochanteric
fractures in elderly people treated with
intramedullary fixation

9. • Anteroposterior (AP) radiographs
showing an atypical femoral shaft
fracture (A) pre- and (B)
postoperatively, from the same
individual.

10. • Preoperative and immediate postoperative images
of X-rays. a, b Preoperative X-rays anteroposterior
and lateral views of knee joint showing distal femur
fracture. c, d Immediate postoperative
anteroposterior and lateral X-rays showing fracture
consolidation

11. Preoperative and postoperative images a Multi-
segment fracture of the femoral shaft: preoperative
X-ray film. B Postoperative X-rays after the
application of the external frame-assisted reduction

12. • X-ray leg fracture with post operation internal
fixation tibia bone