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Fractures are a common cause of limp or non-weight bearing.
In young children the trauma may be unwitnessed and the child may not be able to give a history.
Always be alert to the possibility of fractures due to non-accidental injury and safeguarding concerns.
An overview of fractures, common fractures and physeal injuries is given 'Pain by site' module.
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