Presentation
Swollen ankle, difficult to assess. Fall.
Patient Data
Age: 45 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Displaced fibula tip avulsion fracture
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Small displaced avulsion fracture from the tip of the fibula. No talar shift. Subcutaneous edema evident both sides of the ankle.
Case Discussion
Fibula fractures can be classified according to the Weber classification system. An important review area is the talar dome, as osteochondral defects can be subtle.
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