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RadioGraphics, Vol 9, 677-706, Copyright © 1989 by Radiological Society of North America

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The clavicle: normal and abnormal

R Kumar, JE Madewell, LE Swischuk, MM Lindell and R David
Department of Radiology, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston 77550.

The clavicle is an unusual long bone with many unique embryologic features. It is often involved in congenital and acquired disorders. Traumatic, inflammatory, neoplastic, metabolic and many other miscellaneous lesions may also affect the bone. Because of its ligamentous attachments and the presence of articulations at both ends, the clavicle can also be involved in arthritic diseases. This article illustrates the radiographic manifestations of many of the disorders of the clavicle that are commonly encountered in clinical practice.


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