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the dr. gave him some oil as mild laxative.
they told me it is not a big problem.
should be well soon.
These xrays show the progression of my mid-clavicular-displaced-segmented fracture.
8.9.2007 :: The first one was taken in Cadillac, MI after being rushed to the hospital from the summer camp I was attending. You can see the two fragments floating around. Just for reference, that collar bone is supposed to be smooth continuous arch.
8.14.2007 :: After coming home from WL camp, this xray was taken at Med Sport here in Ann Arbor. Taken from the same view point as the previous xray, you can see how the clavicle has situated itself and started the healing process. The fragments seem to have found a home.
8.30.2007 :: Almost a full week after surgery (which occurred on the 24th), the plate is in place with seven titanium screws. The fragments have been screwed into the larger segments as the surgeon saw fit.
Fuji HR-T XRAY Film (green sensitive) double-sided.
Zeiss Jena 135mm f/4.5 (Contessa Nettel 1924)
1/5 sec f/11 @ 400 iso
Developed in Rodinal 1:100 stand for 1 hour
This is a crop of this shot. Rodinal is definitely more grainy than D-76. Considering what I'm shooting right now, I think I like it more. It's nice to have some options.
The doctor didn't even think I was too weird for wanting a picture. He covered the bottom for me with my chart to block the extra light.
Fuji HR-T XRAY Film (green sensitive) double-sided.
Zeiss Jena 135mm f/4.5 (Contessa Nettel 1924)
1 sec f/6.3 @ 80 iso
Developed in D-76, diluted 1:4, for 10min circa.
Monday night and Tuesday morning Blue couldn't put his right rear leg down. Went to the Vet on Thursday where they sedated him and did x-rays, left hip not perfect but not too bad. Right hip showed advanced wear and calcium deposits, because of his Von Willebrands disease surgery is not an option. So now we are on a pain killer that has an in flammatory,also can't use aspirin ,because of VWD, a fish oil tablet and a glucosamine pill. He still runs like a pup and the pills seem to take the pain away.