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$Dislocated finger. Dislocated finger. Coloured X-ray showing the dislocation (yellow) between two bones (phalanges) in a finger. Dislocation is usually accompanied by tearing of the joint ligaments; it is the tearing that makes this injury so painful. The injury that causes dislocation often also causes the fracture of one or both of the bones involved. The treatment consists of manipulating the bones back to their correct position, which may require a surgical operation. The joint is then immobilised by means of a splint or plaster cast in order to allow the healing to occur without disturbance.$

$Broken arm and dislocated wrist. Broken arm and dislocated wrist. Coloured X-ray showing a fracture (centre) of the radius bone in the forearm and a dislocation of the wrist joint at the end of the ulna bone (centre left). There are two main types of fracture: a simple fracture where the bones break cleanly, or a compound fracture where the ends of the broken bones pierce the skin. Treatment of a dislocation requires that the bones are manipulated back into their correct position. Treatment for a fracture may involve realignment of the bone ends, combined with immobilization by external splints or internal fixation until the bones have healed.$

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Sarcoidosis of the lungs, X-ray

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Dislocated finger

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Broken arm and dislocated wrist

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$Broken upper arm bone, X-ray. Broken upper arm bone. Coloured X-ray of the shoulder and arm of an adult man, showing a complete fracture (upper centre) of the head of the upper arm bone (humerus). This type of injury may require the bone to be pinned in place to heal. The head of the humerus articulates with the scapula (shoulder blade, upper left), forming a ball-and-socket shoulder joint. Above the scapulalies the clavicle (collar bone) that articulates with the scapula. The ribs of the chest are at lower left.$