King Tutankhamun could have been affected by other health problems, with the break just piling it on the teen. Previous CT scans found that King Tutankhamun could have necrosis of the left foot.

Though he reigned for less than ten years, Tutankhamun, widely known as the Boy King, has become Ancient Egypt’s most famous pharaoh. His enduring legacy owes much to the spectacular discovery ...

A documentary called Tutankhamun: Waking the Dead", by British historian and broadcaster Bettany Hughes shed some light on Tut's life. CT scans show that the Boy King had an unusually elongated ...

Previous CT scans found that he could have necrosis of the left foot, and walking canes were also found in his tomb. "Walking impairment and malarial disease sustained by Tutankhamun is supported by ...

King Tutankhamun's cause of death has been a ... Further investigation of King Tut's remains, including CT scans, suggested he indeed had necrosis of the left foot, and several walking canes ...

(Both were mummified and buried in Tutankhamun’s tomb.) Then, around 1323 B.C., Tut suddenly died. According to the recent computed tomography (CT) scans, he was 18 to 20 years old at the time ...

Modern scientific analysis, including CT scans, can reveal information about the mummies' diets, diseases, and even the causes of their deaths. For example, the mummy of King Tutankhamun ...

Previous CT scans found that he could have necrosis of the left foot, and walking canes were also found in his tomb. Advert "Walking impairment and malarial disease sustained by Tutankhamun is ...

It was suggested that he had been murdered, but a 2005 CT scan debunked this theory ... 130 walking sticks and canes were discovered in Tutankhamun's tomb. A forensically accurate organic replica of ...