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Adolescent Fracture of the Talus Associated With Talus Partitus

Authors: Juan, Serrato; James T, Bennett;

Adolescent Fracture of the Talus Associated With Talus Partitus

Abstract

A case report of an adolescent with a fracture of the talus with an associated talus partitus is presented. Unlike the more common os trigonum, which arises from a secondary ossification center, the talus partitus is substantially larger and may include articulation with the ankle and subtalar joint, making its preservation via osteosynthesis with the talus desirable.

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Male, Radiography, Fracture Fixation, Internal, Fractures, Bone, Adolescent, Humans, Subtalar Joint, Talus

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