Talus fracture Flashcards

1
Q

Talus neck fracture

A

50% of fractures

axial compression trauma with plantar flexion

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2
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Talus corpus fracture

A

15-20% of fractures

rotation + forced plantar flexion

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3
Q

Talus head fracture

A

speak for a Chopart lesion

forced ad or abduction of forefoot

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4
Q

Processus lateralis tali fracture

A

forced dorsal flexion with eversion and external rotation
Snowboard ankle

Broden X Ray

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5
Q

Talus luxation and subluxation

A

landing with internal rotation and plantarflexion

Basket / volleyball

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6
Q

Hawkins classification

A

I not dislocated vertical neck fracture
II dislocated neck fracture with dislocation of subtalar joint
III neck fracture with tibiotalar joint
IV neck fracture with subtalar and talonavicular dislocation

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7
Q

Conservative with

A

undislplaced corpus and neck fractures

although for corpus fracture ORIF recommended

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8
Q

AVN often bei

A

Talus neck fracture

AVN 75-100% for type III fractures

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9
Q

Optimale view for talar neck

A

Canale view

max equinus
15% pronation
75° cephalad

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10
Q

Operate if

A

more than 2 mm displacement

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