Magnetic resonance imaging findings in bipartite medial cuneiform – a potential pitfall in diagnosis of midfoot injuries: a case series

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RT @morrisonMSK: Finding a bipartite medial cuneiform bone on radiographs is like finding a four leaf clover! 🍀 ... Look for the ‘navicular…

RT @morrisonMSK: Finding a bipartite medial cuneiform bone on radiographs is like finding a four leaf clover! 🍀 ... Look for the ‘navicular…

RT @morrisonMSK: Finding a bipartite medial cuneiform bone on radiographs is like finding a four leaf clover! 🍀 ... Look for the ‘navicular…

RT @morrisonMSK: Finding a bipartite medial cuneiform bone on radiographs is like finding a four leaf clover! 🍀 ... Look for the ‘navicular…

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