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An Unusual Case of Bipartite Patella Fracture with Quadriceps Rupture

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Bipartite patella fracture with quadriceps rupture is an unusual injury. It is quite often mistaken as an avulsion fracture of patella, and the X-ray of contra-lateral knee is useful for diagnosis, and appropriate treatment should be decided at the time of surgery. We report a single case of this entity in which bipartite patella fracture was misdiagnosed initially as a patellar fracture.

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Correspondence to Anandkumar Donamardi Gorva MD.

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Gorva, A.D., Siddique, I. & Mohan, R. An Unusual Case of Bipartite Patella Fracture with Quadriceps Rupture. Eur J Trauma 32, 411–413 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00068-006-5081-x

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