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Fractures of the talus and peritalar dislocations
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♦ Talar fractures are uncommon injuries and the outcome is very dependent on the tenuous blood supply♦ Fixation with absolute stability must be achieved♦ Osteochondral and process fractures are sometimes difficult to appreciate on plain x-rays. Clinical examination and a high degree of suspicion will help to identify these problems early.
Title: Fractures of the talus and peritalar dislocations
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♦ Talar fractures are uncommon injuries and the outcome is very dependent on the tenuous blood supply♦ Fixation with absolute stability must be achieved♦ Osteochondral and process fractures are sometimes difficult to appreciate on plain x-rays.
Clinical examination and a high degree of suspicion will help to identify these problems early.
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