Radiography is an imaging technique that uses x-rays to visualize the internal structures of the body. This technique is useful in revealing bone fractures, healing fractures, and soft-tissue swelling as well. X-rays can penetrate organs and tissues, but dense structures, such as bones, will appear white because they block the x-ray from penetrating and reaching the film. When fractured bones are present, x-rays will penetrate the gaps between the break that present as black lines on the film. Plain anteroposterior, lateral, and internal oblique radiographs were obtained to reveal possible bone fractures and tissue swelling in patient’s right ankle. Patient’s x-ray films showed that swelling was present in the soft tissue at the end of his