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s/l Weber A fracture, left fibula - mt3

Posted: Aug 18, 2010

The diagnosis is: S/L Weber A fracture, left fibula I cannot document a Weber A. Any other s/l that it could be? Tia.

There are Weber A, B and C fractures...nm - GT

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Thank you. - mt3

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I was only able to document B and C...thanks so much.

here's a link - ddd

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http://www.gentili.net/footanklefracture1.asp?ID=-241442344

Thank you very much. - mt3

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