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Percutaneous treatment of traumatic talus extrusion: a case report
Davide Calabrò1, Giuseppe Meliadò2, Michele Biasi2
1. davide_calabr@libero.it.
Background And Aim Of Work:
Total traumatic extrusion of talus with interruption of all ligaments (missing talus) is a very rare injury. We represent the case of a 44-years-old male who reported total extrusion of talus and Lisfranc dislocation after a motorbike accident. This rare injury has a wide choice of treatment but usually there is not a successful functional restore.
Methods:
We decided to treat the patient with an immediate reimplantation of extruded talus using 3 Kirschner wires and antibiotic therapy. We performed a temporary fixation of talus with calcaneus, tibia and scaphoid.
Results:
Usually, this kind of injuries are treated with a tibiocalcaneal arthrodesis and show common complications such as avascular necrosis and infection. Against our expectations we managed to treat successfully our patient.
Conclusions:
After 5 years of follow up the patient reported good clinical outcomes without performing arthrodesis and recording major complications.
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