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MRI showed an avulsion fracture of the fibular head of the left knee and a tear at the fibular insertion of collateral lateral collateral ligament fibula of left knee.
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The patient consulted the outpatient department 3 months after injury, the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed an avulsion fracture of the fibular head of the left knee and a tear at the fibular insertion of collateral lateral collateral ligament fibula of left knee (Figure 1).
The scar tissue around the posterior margin of the fibular head was released, and the proximal part of the common peroneal nerve surrounded by scars by was slightly enlarged and was released.
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The scar tissue around the posterior margin of the fibular head was released, and the proximal part of the common peroneal nerve surrounded by scars by was slightly enlarged (Figure 2) and was released.