Opinions Please! Right Foot X-Ray

Hi all,

I was wondering if it would be possible to get any kind of opinion on the attached X-Rays.

Facts: - Injured top of Right Foot 6 days ago. - Attached X-Rays taken 5 days ago (1 day after injury). - No obvious breaks.

It has been mentioned this could possibly be an “occult fracture” and I am to go for a follow-up X-Ray on Thursday.

However, I just wanted to get any opinions and see if there is anything in these initial X-Rays that may point to a fracture of any kind?

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

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