Pediatric Fractures of the Foot and Ankle
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Distal tibial physeal injuries are common in children, accounting for 10% to 40% of all injuries to skeletally immature patients. This article describes the classification, treatment, and complications of distal tibial fractures, fractures of the talus and calcaneus, midfoot and tarsometatarsal injuries, metatarsal fractures, and fractures of the phalanges in children.
Foot Bones/*injuries, Talus/injuries, Tibial Fractures/classification/diagnosis/*surgery, Foot Bones, Talus, Tibial Fractures, Calcaneus, Fractures, Bone, Fractures, Bone/classification/diagnosis/*surgery, Calcaneus/injuries, Humans, Metatarsal Bones/injuries, Child, Metatarsal Bones
Foot Bones/*injuries, Talus/injuries, Tibial Fractures/classification/diagnosis/*surgery, Foot Bones, Talus, Tibial Fractures, Calcaneus, Fractures, Bone, Fractures, Bone/classification/diagnosis/*surgery, Calcaneus/injuries, Humans, Metatarsal Bones/injuries, Child, Metatarsal Bones
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