Table 1 Basic information of the 15 patients with 16 talar body fractures
From: Effect of percutaneous and arthroscopically assisted osteosynthesis of talar body fractures
Case | Gender | Laterality | Injury Mechanism | Sneppen Type | Joint Dislocation | Initial Reduction | Complicationsa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | F | Right | Vehicle accident | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
2 | M | Right | High fall injury | III | Subtalar joint and talonavicular joint | Anatomical | NO |
3 | M | Right | High fall injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
4 | M | Left | Crushing | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
5 | M | Right | High fall injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
6 | F | Left | High fall injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
Right | High fall injury | III | No | Anatomical | NO | ||
7 | F | Right | High fall injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
8 | M | Left | High fall injury | II | No | Nearly anatomical | Osteoarthritis |
9 | M | Right | High fall injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
10 | M | Left | Twisting injury | II | Ankle joint and subtalar joint | Anatomical | NO |
11 | F | Right | Twisting injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
12 | F | Right | Twisting injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
13 | M | Right | High fall injury | II | No | Anatomical | NO |
14 | M | Right | High fall injury | II | Subtalar joint and talonavicular joint | Anatomical | Osteoarthritis |
15 | M | Left | Vehicle accident | II | No | Anatomical | NO |