The Difference Between Strains, Sprains and Fractures

A sprain is an injury to a ligament. A strain is an injury to a muscle. A fracture is an injury to a bone. Why is it important to know the differences? Emily Harold, MD, professor of orthopedics at University of Utah Health Care, joins Tom Miller, MD, to discuss the differences in these injuries, how to identify them, and what the differences can mean for your treatment and recovery.

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The Difference Between Strains, Sprains and Fractures

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Date Recorded: December 21, 2022
Health Topics (The Scope Radio): Family Health and Wellness
Transcription: Dr. Miller:
Strains, sprains and fractures. How do you tell which is which? We're going to talk about that next on Scope Radio.
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MetaDescription: A sprain is an injury to a ligament. A strain is an injury to a muscle. A fracture is an injury to a bone. Why is it important to know the differences? Emily Harold, MD, professor of orthopedics at University of Utah Health Care joins Tom Miller, MD, to discuss the differences in these injuries, how to identify them and what the differences can mean for your treatment and recovery.
Appears In: Radio The Specialists with Dr. Tom Miller Scope 2016 Scope Health Library

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