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Lisfranc injuries represent a wide variety of injury patterns, from stable midfoot sprains to grossly displaced fractures and fracture-dislocations. Obtaining and maintaining an anatomic reduction is critical in the treatment of these injuries. Considerable controversy remains as to the optimal method of treatment. Beyond the type and severity of the injury pattern, treatment decisions may ultimately be defined by activity-specific criteria and patient demographics.
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