Clavicle Sore To Touch Could Be A Sign Of A Fracture

A clavicle fracture is an abnormal disruption in the continuity of the clavicle bone and is often referred to as a broken collarbone. Other diagnostic factors crepitance of clavicle or humerus Horner's syndrome tachypnoea, respiratory distress, feeding difficulties, failure to thrive lack of full range of passive movement hyper-reflexia,. Long bone fractures usually manifest with pain, swelling, and impaired function of the extremity. Deformity indicates a displaced fracture.Acute fractures usually have a dramatic presentation,. Cervical radiology may demonstrate a skeletal abnormality, cervical or first rib, clavicle deformity, pulmonary disease, or Pancoast tumour. Colour-flow duplex scanning, arteriography, or venography.