Talk:Radial head fracture

Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment

This article was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment, between 25 October 2021 and 20 November 2021. Further details are available on the course page. Student editor(s): DPrinceDO. Peer reviewers: Aziz.hadia.

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Article Evaluation

Radial Head Fractures Article Evaluation

Questions	Comments
Is there content that is missing?	This is a stub class article with lots of room for expansion and added content Will add sections on Anatomy, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment.
Is the article neutral?	The article is neutral but currently does not have a lot of information.
Sources and references	There are sources for two stated facts and the links appear to work. The current references appear to come from reputable sources
Images	There are three images that do enhance the understanding of the topic but are not very specific.

DPrinceDO (talk) 15:05, 29 October 2021 (UTC)

Peer Review

Lead:

• The lead of this article describes the main points of the article very well and very clearly and concisely summarizes the article. Great job!
• The picture in the info box next to the lead is also very helpful and informative.

Content:

• Overall, the content is comprehensive and the flow of the article is easy to follow and well done.
• A couple of small edits that can be incorporated - when you mention different imaging modalities for diagnosis, it might be nice to add an ultrasound image since you have one for the other imaging modalities. I understand you may not have found one during your initial image search and if that's the case, it's not necessary. Additionally, on the CT scan image - I'm not sure if it's possible but might be nice to be able to add an arrow to point out where the fracture, similar to how the x-ray image does.
• It would be helpful to make a table or bulleted list for treatment of the stable and unstable types of fractures.

Tone and Balance:

• Tone is neutral and unbiased. Good balance of information.

Sources and references:

• Sources are appropriate and links work.

Organization:

• The article is very well organized and easy to follow. There is no extraneous content and each heading is appropriate.

Images and Media:

• The images and image captions help paint a clearer picture of the content of the article.
• Like mentioned above under the content section, the addition of an ultrasound image and an arrow pointing out the fracture in the CT scan would be helpful.

Aziz.hadia (talk) 21:26, 14 November 2021 (UTC)