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Now that’s accurate. I can almost guarantee he got an mri.The scaphoid (navicular) is one of the proximal carpal bones and may be injured in a fall. These fractures are associated with tenderness on the top of the wrist . These injuries often masquerade as a wrist sprain and initial x-rays may not reveal the fracture.
I was just pointing out that a long arm cast is not needed for a scaphoid/navicular fracture.