This is actually kinda cool. They apparently don't shoot X-rays onto film anymore. Instead of the old film cartridge, they put a flat device about 1/4" thick under you which, according to the conversation I had with the radiology tech, is basically a phosphor plate with a built-in reading mechanism. Once they expose the plate, the data is downloaded straight into the computer (no scanning required) and the plate is then erased and re-used. Once it's all said and done, if you request your images they just burn a CD for you which has both the data and a reading program.

Anyway, my left foot, with the Zone of Unpleasantness marked and zoomed:





You can see the spidery crack transversing the long bone at the base, however it's all still basically together and in the right shape. The debate apparently continues to rage as to whether this is surgical or not.

 

that's cool. injury?

 

Stop wearing high heals - It ruins your feet.

I recommend amputation from the neck down.

 

Hurts just the same...dang man!
Clutch related?

 

dont need feet to brew beer and watch tv.

i had a similar xray done on my hand when I dislocated my fingers. got the cd around here somewherez

 

5th MT injuries are some of the most common injuries of the feet, what is the case with yours?

 

Stress fracture? You wouldn't happen to be running an act xt would you? J/K

 

Nice perfectly manicured toenails, you homo.