Ankle surgery disability tax credit

Ankle Surgery Disability Tax Credit

Ankle surgery is required when an individual suffers from an ankle fracture. The fibula (outer leg) and the tibia (shin) compose the upper part of the ankle joint. The tibia forms from the front, rear, and inner part of the ankle joint while the outer part of this joint is where the lower fibula forms. The ends of the bones are called malleoli, as the tibia has two malleoli while the fibula has only one. Ankle fractures are a result of when these malleoli are broken.

Ankle Fracture Symptoms There are many ankle fracture symptoms to be aware of such as swelling, bruising, pain, and difficulties moving the ankle. If these symptoms are present, X-rays are used to determine the severity of the fracture and whether surgery is a necessary stage in the healing process. If the X-rays determine that the ankle is in position and stable despite the fracture, surgery may be avoided.

Ankle Surgery Procedure The ankle surgical procedure involves giving the patient antibiotics and anesthesia before surgery. Then when surgery begins, incisions are made through the ankle skin in the region where the bones are broken. These broken bones are then repositioned and held in place through the use of implants, which involves using metal plates and/or screws.

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