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A member asked:
Should an x-ray show if you have a complete pars fracture? i know x-rays don't see stress fractures
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Possibly: A pars fracture may show up on x-ray but could be difficult to see. You may need a more sensitive study such as an MRI or ct scan.
Answered 9/14/2014
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