A 41 year-old male was involved in a high speed accident and was taken to the NYOTS. Radiographs revealed a right-sided talus fracture. Through a minimally invasive technique, the talus fracture was reduced and fixed using 2 cortical screws. He continued to return at regular follow-up intervals and healed uneventfully, and at 1 year following fracture surgery he presented with an excellent outcome including excellent radiographic and clinical results, resolution of pain and returned to his pre-injury activities.
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- Figure A Anteroposterior (AP), Canale and lateral radiographs revealing a talus fracture (arrows).
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- Figure B CT scan images further dilineating the talus fracture pattern (arrows).
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- Figure C Preoperative plan.
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- Figure D AP, mortice and lateral radiographs at 1 year illustrating a healed talus fracture.
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