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{Ankle injury} [+] yes, present, positive [-] no, absent, negative [~] equivocal [\] not applicable, not performed [?] unknown, unsure, unavailable { } annotation, comment PRESENTING COMPLAINTS OR ISSUES Injury details: Date and time of injury: Injured side (L/R): Mechanism / mechanics: [-] inversion [-] eversion [-] plantar flexion [-] dorsiflexion [-] twisting [-] uncertain Symptoms: [-] swelling [-] bruising [-] inability to bear weight^ [-] instability PAST MEDICAL HISTORY [-] significant ankle/foot injury: [-] congenital abnormality: PHYSICAL EXAMINATION [-] swelling [-] bruising tenderness: [-] posterior edge or tip lateral malleolus^ [-] posterior edge or tip medial malleolus^ [-] base of the fifth metatarsal^ [-] navicular bone^ [-] mid-foot zone^ [-] anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL) [-] calcaneofibular ligament (CFL) [-] posterior talofibular ligament (PTFL) [-] Achilles tendon [-] distal tibia [-] distal fibula instability signs: [-] prone calf squeeze test for achilles tendon rupture [-] anterior drawer test (integrity of ATFL, CFL and PTFL) [-] talar tilt test (ATFL tear) syndesmotic injury signs: [-] seated calf squeeze test (high ankle sprain) [-] external rotation stress test (syndesmotic injury) ASSESSMENT Clinical summary: [+] [~] [-] Diagnosis/es: 1. 2. Differential diagnosis: - MANAGEMENT PLAN Procedures performed: - Diagnostic investigations requested: [-] X-ray ankle (^ above -- Ottawa ankle rules - indications for X-ray) [-] Ultrasound ankle [-] MRI ankle Referrals: - Information and advice given: - Rest, ice, compression, elevation. Medication: - Medical devices: [-] controlled ankle movement boot. [-] other treatment: FOLLOW-UP Outstanding issues: - Next appointment: -
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