SANDERS FRYKBERG CLASSIFICATION Flashcards

1
Q

what are the pedal target sites of Charcot foot sites?

A

lisfrancs joint
midtarsal
MPJs and IPJs
ankle joint/rearfoot

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2
Q

most common pedal target site?

A

lisfrancs joint

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3
Q

pedal target site that is largely atrophic?

A

MPJs and IPJs

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4
Q

IPJs, phalanges, MPJs, distal metatarsals

A

type I

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5
Q

Lisfrancs (tarsometatarsal)

A

type II

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6
Q

N-C, choparts (T-N, C-C), not STJ

A

type III

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7
Q

Ankle joint

A

type IV

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8
Q

posterior pilar

A

type V

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9
Q

largely atrophic (loss of bone) changes

plantar ulceration not uncommon

A

type I

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10
Q

most common of this classification 43-45%

lisfrancs subluxation

ulcerations show if prominent bony bases

prognosis based of lisfrancs

leads to cube foot

A

type II

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11
Q

dislocation of the navicular common?

A

type III

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12
Q

severe destruction and instability

tibia may grind thru os clacis to ground

A

type IV

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13
Q

involves the calcaneus, posterior tubercle avulsion

least frequent of the types

A

type V

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