The image depicts an indoor scene, likely a lecture hall or classroom, at a facility presumed to be in Interlomas, Mexico

The image depicts an indoor scene, likely a lecture hall or classroom, at a facility presumed to be in Interlomas, Mexico. A large, dark projection screen dominates the view, displaying a medical presentation. The screen shows the title "Fractura del boxeador 5to metacarpiano" (Boxer's Fracture 5th Metacarpal) in teal text. Below the title, several bullet points in Spanish describe the condition: it is frequently studied with hand and wrist injuries, affects the head of the 5th metacarpal, results from a direct blow with a closed fist, and is a common hand fracture. Two X-ray images of a human hand are central to the presentation. The left X-ray, an anterior-posterior view of a right hand (marked with an "R"), features a red arrow pointing towards the base of the 5th metacarpal. The right X-ray, likely an oblique view of a right hand, shows a distinct fracture at the distal end of the 5th metacarpal, highlighted by a red circular annotation. The presentation interface, visible on the screen, includes a browser-like tab bar at the top and a Windows taskbar at the bottom. The taskbar displays various application icons, the current date "11/16/2023," and the time "8:33 AM." The overhead environment is partially visible above the screen, revealing a white acoustic tile ceiling with a grid pattern, recessed lighting fixtures, and an HVAC vent. The room is dimly lit, consistent with a projected presentation setting. No individuals are visible in the frame.