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The radiographs and MRI on this site come from Wikimedia Commons under the licences below. They are shown cropped and graded in black and white; versions of images licensed CC BY-SA are shared under the same licence. Images inside the question bank belong to ST3 Interview.

Pelvis, outlet viewPelvis outlet view showing fracture of the left ischiumCerevisae · CC BY-SA 4.0
Fractured neck of femurFracture du col du fémurEucla, French Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0
Anterior shoulder dislocation, APAnterDisAPJames Heilman, MD · CC BY-SA 4.0
Knee MRI, sagittalKnee MRI T1 TSE SagittalPtrump16 · CC BY-SA 4.0
Scaphoid fractureScaphoidFrac2James Heilman, MD · CC BY-SA 4.0
Hangman’s fracture, C2Hangman's fractureLucien Monfils · CC BY-SA 3.0
Plated proximal humerus fractureHumerus proximal winkstab 01aThomas Zimmermann (THWZ) · CC BY-SA 3.0 de
Lateral tibial plateau fractureLateral Tibial Plateau fracture XRay with Depression 2LottieLattes · CC BY-SA 4.0
Ankle after fixationTrimalleolarFractureRepairR.SUNSET · Public domain
Distal radius fractureDisplaced distal radius fractureCurtishand · Public domain
Slipped upper femoral epiphysisSCFE FROG B&WMikir at English Wikipedia · Public domain
Hip replacementHip replacement Image 3684-PHUnknown photographer · Public domain
Ankle, lateralMedical X-Ray imaging NUW06 nevitNevit Dilmen · CC BY-SA 3.0
Total knee replacement, APRight Knee Post-surgery frontal implantUnknown · Public domain
Total knee replacement, lateralRight Knee Post-surgery lateral implantUnknown · Public domain
Wrist in an external fixatorExternal fixator xrayAshish j29 · CC BY 3.0
Portrait of Sam NahasSam Nahas · used with permission