History: A 45-year-old farm worker is brought to the hospital by his wife. While changing the wheel of his tractor, the jack collapsed and the tyre landed on his left foot before rolling off. He felt an immediate sharp and stabbing pain which was exacerbated by walking. His foot began to swell despite ice and elevation. Examination: Examination reveals a swollen left foot with bruising centered on the plantar arch.
The patient is in continued discomfort, with the medial aspect of the foot being most tender over the first metatarsal. He is sent for a foot radiograph before further management is planned (Figure: Anterior-Posterior (AP) radiograph of the foot attached). What injury does this radiograph show? *This image based case is from Docplexus editorial team for educative purpose only. Source: cases in radiology The answer for this post is available now, to know Click Here!
