Foot and ankle fractures represent 12% of all pediatric fractures. Malleolar fractures are the
most frequent injuries of the lower limbs. Hindfoot and midfoot fractures are rare, but …

Background Categorizing different injury patterns of the talus, describing demographic data,
mechanisms of injury and associated fractures are important issues in orthopedic trauma …

Purpose To provide a direct comparison between two important aspects related to talar neck
fractures management–surgical approaches and fixation strategies. Data sources A …

Purpose Talar neck and body fractures are uncommon injuries that are challenging to
manage with high reported complication rates, including post-traumatic arthritis, avascular …

Open talus fractures are relatively rare and severe open injuries with a high risk of severe
infection. To better understand the epidemiological characteristics of this kind of injury, a …

OBJECTIVE: The long-term outcome of talus fractures is not yet sufficiently favorable despite
improved resources and growing experience. With increasing fracture severity, the …

Although fractures of talus and talar neck are relatively common, fracture of entire posterior
process of talus is very rare. Since this injury is rarely encountered, most of the available …

Objective To provide more accurate reference data for the assessment and treatment of talar
injuries by constructing 3‐D computer‐assisted models of the talus and comparing them with …

Fractures of the talus are uncommon. The relative infrequency of these injuries relates to
limited guidelines to treat talus fracture. Talus fracture is always associated with high energy …

Injuries of the talus are uncommon, accounting for less than 1% of all foot fractures. 1
However, these constitute a significant proportion of the cases that cause post traumatic …