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case_images: AP and lateral radiographs of the fracture post-reduction and immobilization.
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case_images: The fracture may be classified as a Weber A, or Lauge Hansen type 2 (Fig. 1). 
case_images: AP and lateral radiographs of the fracture post-fixation.
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case_images: The fracture was unstable and required fixation, but due to extensive soft tissue damage and swelling and a lack of sickle cell testing, the operation was delayed for 6 days (Fig. 2). Three proximal non-locking cortical screws and multiple distal locking screws were applied producing a stable construct (Fig. 2).