Incidence of lateral talar dome lesions in SER IV ankle fractures

Incidence of lateral talar dome lesions in SER IV ankle fractures

Sorrento DL;Mlodzienski A;;
the journal of foot and ankle surgery : official publication of the american college of foot and ankle surgeons 1970 Vol. 39 pp. -
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Osteochondral lesions of the talar dome are commonly the result of ankle trauma. While the technique of surgical repair of ankle fractures has been well reported, there are no studies that correlate the presence or absence of talar dome lesions. A possible explanation for this may be lack of intraop …

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