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Fig. 1. —Lateral view of ankle obtained in 41-year-old woman who was involved in motor vehicle collision. Defendant radiologist who interpreted radiograph initially as normal was sued for malpractice. In retrospect, fracture of talar neck can be seen. Expert witnesses disagreed as to whether missing of fracture constituted malpractice.





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