Heather Gillespie, MD, MPH
Articles
How Should I Evaluate This Patient's Injured Ankle?
December 8th 2014A 28 year-old commercial realtor comes to your office on Monday morning after spraining his right ankle in a basketball game with friends the preceding Saturday afternoon. He has a swollen right ankle with tenderness inferior and anterior to the lateral malleolus. He is limping but able to apply weight to the injured extremity.
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