clavicle fractures

How is a Clavicle Fracture Diagnosed?

Diagnosis is usually made based on a physical examination and confirmed with [X-rays](https://). The healthcare provider will look for tenderness, swelling, and decreased movement in the infant's arm and shoulder.

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