Samuela Fainu #280

[innsaneink]

Has anyone specifically confirmed lisfranc? I've only seen "foot fracture" reported, up to 12 weeks recovery. Not all foot fractures are lisfranc injuries.

No. Just people here jumping the gun

 

[tig_prmz]

Has anyone specifically confirmed lisfranc? I've only seen "foot fracture" reported, up to 12 weeks recovery. Not all foot fractures are lisfranc injuries.

There are quite a few joints in the foot and two of them are considered Lisfranc

If the break is in cuboid, navicular, anterior process calcaneus etc it wouldn't be Lisfranc.

Diagnosis I guess is irrelevant. I assume he wouldn't be allowed to put weight on it for 6 weeks and then 6 weeks of recovery.

I honestly want to know how he fractured it though. I assume multiple bones are involved or it's a high risk one like navicular or Jones

 

[hank37w]

Is that what that means?

I always thought you were laughing at your own jokes. 🤣

Yeah, I guess they are pretty lame. 🤣

I even laughed at that.

 

[Tom Shines]

The club should put Sam’s foot X-Rays up on the web site …some of the radiologists here might be able to give their opinions of the injury and recovery times…

 

[TIGERS]

lol .. nice prediction Braith …

It was a gutsy move from our club. We'd finally learned we weren't going to compete just making offers to whatever first graders we could.

 

[NickyV]

Given the club put forth 12 weeks rather than indefinite or something longer for his return date, surely it can't be Lisfranc. That would certainly be season-ending and I'm not sure why they wouldn't be transparent with such a diagnosis.