Jamie Dezenzo
True Blue
Op note:
Peroneus brevis had a small raised peripheral split tear, it almost appeared to be tenosynovitis and not truly a tear. This was debrided with a pickups and dissecting scissors. We visualized the peroneal tendon well distal to fibular tip and found no evidence of further pathology. No evidence of a full tear of the peroneus brevis or longus. The tendon sheaths were irrigated out, no evidence of further pathology. The tendons were placed back into the groove and then the peroneal retinaculum repaired with a series of #2 FiberWire and #1 Vicryl sutures.
Been suggested 11043, 28200 and unlisted.....thoughts?
Thanks
Jamie
Peroneus brevis had a small raised peripheral split tear, it almost appeared to be tenosynovitis and not truly a tear. This was debrided with a pickups and dissecting scissors. We visualized the peroneal tendon well distal to fibular tip and found no evidence of further pathology. No evidence of a full tear of the peroneus brevis or longus. The tendon sheaths were irrigated out, no evidence of further pathology. The tendons were placed back into the groove and then the peroneal retinaculum repaired with a series of #2 FiberWire and #1 Vicryl sutures.
Been suggested 11043, 28200 and unlisted.....thoughts?
Thanks
Jamie