PMC4719354_01
AP & Lateral XR demonstrating lateral malleolus fracture with dislocated subtalar joint and intra-articular calcaneal fracture.
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F1
He was referred from the Accident and Emergency department with a closed neurovascularly intact "ankle fracture" for review (see Fig 1).
CT coronal, axial and sagittal views of comminuted calcaneus fracture with lateral subtalar dislocation that impacted on the inferior border of the distal fibula with subsequent comminuted fracture to the distal fibula
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F2
There was a comminuted intra-articular calcaneal fracture (Sanders IIIC) with a laterally dislocated subtalar joint which had impacted onto the comminuted distal fibula (see Fig 2).
Intra-operative radiographs of reduced subtalar joint and calcaneal fracture fixation.
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F3
Intra and post operative XR confirmed accurate and stable reduction of the subtalar joint (see Fig 3).
Intra-operative radiographs of reduced subtalar joint and calcaneal fracture fixation.
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