Can You Always See a Fracture in an X-Ray?

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Dr. Tom Miller speaks with Dr. Joy English, professor of orthopedics, who says a growth plate fracture is common among children and teens and may not always be visible on an X-ray. If your child feels pain from an accident even after an X-ray finds no bone fracture, Dr. English says you should seek additional advice. The two also discuss why growth plate fractures occur and why they are sometimes hard for physicians to see.

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