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On direct x-ray examination in Emergency room. Anteroposterior (a) and lateral X-ray of the ankle
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On baseline radiographies, no fracture was observed and soft tissue injury was considered (Figure 1).
A bone fragment with 25% separation was observed on the posterior malleolus and the fragment was also extending to articular surface a) sagitta;l b) aksiyal; c) Koronal
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A bone fragment with 25% separation was observed on the posterior malleolus and the fragment was also extending to articular surface (Figure 2).
Closed reduction and One compression screw was fasted at posteroanterior orientation and the fracture was fixed. Anteroposterior (a) and lateral X-ray of the ankle
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One compression screw was fasted at posteroanterior orientation and the fracture was fixed (Figure 3).
On final radiographies, union was verified
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On final radiographies, union was verified and ROM of the ankle was intact (Figure 4).