PMC2628643_01
Anteroposterior, oblique and lateral views of the right foot of the patient on arrival. (The date, seen on the lateral view is the time of slide preparation.)
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F1
Radiographs revealed fracture of the right tibia, Lisfranc fracture and dislocation (fracture of the cuboid and lateral dislocation of the four lateral tarsometatarsal joints), and dislocation of the second metatarsophalangeal joint (Figure 1).
Postoperative radiograms, successful reduction of the MTP and incomplete reduction of the TMT joints.
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F2
Post-operative radiographs confirmed the successful reduction of the metatarsophalangeal joint, but the reduction of the Lisfranc joint, although near anatomic was incomplete (Figure 2).
One and half years after the initial trauma, early evidence of DJD has appeared in the Lisfranc joints, especially the cuboid-fifth metatarsal joint.
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F3
Radiographs of the patient are shown in figure 3.