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X- Ray Of Right Clavicle Showing A Surgical Plate Due To Fracture. Royalty-Free Stock Photo
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X- Ray of right clavicle showing a surgical plate due to fracture. #249404385
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X- Ray of right clavicle showing a surgical plate due to fracture. Medical themes
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A man with a trauma to the right collarbone of various X-ray images. In the picture it can be seen that he was fixed a clavicle.
A doctor checking at xray images
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Chest x-ray fracture right clavicle
Xray film of a patient with fractured right clavicle with fixation
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