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What Could Have Been The Sound From The Butt Check Suddenly?

My mom slipped and did the splits on my back porch Friday.she said she heard something pop under her butt cheek. She has been to the Dr , they did a xray now she waiting for those results. Her Dr said it was more then likely just tissue damage bur she s an medical assistant and she thinks its more then what the Dr said
Mon, 25 Apr 2016
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hi,

thank you for providing the brief history of your mother.

As mentioned she has taken an x-ray for which she is uncomfortable I will recommend to undergo a CT scan of the skull. As certain times injuries to facial bones are not seen in x-ray and also soft tissue injuries don't make much sound.

if any bony abnormalities are present due to injury a CT can detect and plan the next rehabilitation process

Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
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What Could Have Been The Sound From The Butt Check Suddenly?

hi, thank you for providing the brief history of your mother. As mentioned she has taken an x-ray for which she is uncomfortable I will recommend to undergo a CT scan of the skull. As certain times injuries to facial bones are not seen in x-ray and also soft tissue injuries don t make much sound. if any bony abnormalities are present due to injury a CT can detect and plan the next rehabilitation process Regards Jay Indravadan Patel