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Several easily accessible measures on radiographs were found to be reliable in describing normal hindfoot anatomy and therefore may be used to evaluate hindfoot disorders. Additionally, because any reconstruction of the hindfoot should aim to correct the feet in a physiological way, these references may be helpful in the preoperative planning for treatment of complex deformities and posttraumatic disorders.

Blood levels of S100B and GFAP indicate the severity of brain damage and are correlated with neurological prognosis after trauma. Both methods can yield additional prognostic information if combined with clinical and CCT findings.