Isolated proximal fibula hypertrophic non-union: a case Report

We report on a 59-year-old woman with an isolated, hypertrophic non-union of the proximal fibula. To our knowledge, there has been no previous literature documenting a symptomatic, isolated hypertrophic non-union of the proximal fibula. This injury may pose significant difficulty in surgical fixation due to the proximity of the peroneal nerve. In treating these patients, it is critical to consider the underlying factors that may contribute to its pathology, and to recognize alternative approaches that may lead to improved outcomes for the patient.