Case Study: Closed Fracture

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Officer Gallagher has been initially diagnosed with a non-displaced fracture (avulsion) of the Lateral Epicondyle of the right Humerus, initial encounter for closed fracture. She has a sprained right and left wrist, unspecified. She has been given permission to return to modified duty as of

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