I delivered an IM injection to a morbidly obese patient with a compound tib/fib fracture secondary to a ground level fall exiting a vehicle. The patient was grossly overweight with significant adiopose tissue presenting in all the conventional IM injection sites. I opted to deliver the med (demoral) into the calf area since I assumed that stie to be the best possible alternative to delivering the med intra-muscularly due to the patients physiologic presentation. Any thoughts? By the way, the patient had a decrease in pain from a 10 down to a 5 upon arrival to the hospital.