Torn EHL, Need laymens terms for this on the findings

Sorry, I do not have the imaging right now. Can anyone water this statement down? I do not understand from "with" through end of sentence.

Completely torn extensor hallucis longus with retraction of the proximal component to the level of the tibiotalar joint and about 6.7 cm

ETA: I am aware that I am having surgery for this. :(

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Two teenage boys experimenting with magnetic balls.

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Onetonline salary search change?

Did this change? I am having a hard time finding the same lists I saw 2 months ago. https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/29-2034.00#AdditionalInformation https://www.onetonline.org/link/localwages/29-2034.00?st=OR&p=hourly I used to be able to see wage by area and sort it by state and see the differences per state and per city in every state. I can't seem to find this same list anymore. I can see a bell curve but I can't sort by state or wage or anything. Thanks! submitted by /u/xxDamnationxx [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/Radiology/comments/h9oqup/onetonline_salary_search_change/

Radiology program

I’m from New York looking to attend a Rad tech program. I work for Northwell and recently came across a flyer for John Patrick University. it is an online AS program with clinicals in person (which my job will allow me to do) It seems as if this program is not accredited by JCERT but the school is accredited by ACCSC. I reached out to the director of the school and also the arrt and they say that there would be no issue taking boards. I haven’t really heard of anyone going through online program so I wanted to make sure everything checks out. Since this was being advertised at work I couldn’t see why they would put something that wouldn’t be accepted out. This is the link https://jpu.edu/associate-science-radiologic-technology-degree/?amp submitted by /u/Wonderful-Rhubarb394 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/Radiology/comments/14q4aya/radiology_program/

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