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HSS Ultrasound of the Month Case 160

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Clinical History 30 year old male with right lower leg laceration from a chainsaw and immediate onset dorsal foot numbness persistent for two months.

Ultrasound of the Month – Case 160

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Diagnosis: Superficial Peroneal Nerve Transection and Tibial Fracture from Chainsaw Laceration Deep lacerations result in possibility of injury to multiple structures, including nerves, bones, muscles, and tendons. Scar along the path of the laceration helps to define the extent of injury on imaging. Ultrasound can reveal injury to structures which may not be suspected clinically.

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