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A member asked:
Could someone let me know what is a " pubic ramus fracture ; left side ?''
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Yes.: The pubic ramus is part of the pelvic bone, the front part that meets up with the pubic bone (the one that can be felt in the pelvis, lower front abdominal wall). Sounds like this is a bone fracture in the left side of the pubic ramus.
Answered 6/21/2017
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