Conservative treatment of closed subtalar dislocation: A case report and 2years follow-up

Gantsos, Apostolos; Giotis, Dimitrios; Giannoulis, Dionysios; Vasiliadis, Haris S.; Georgakopoulos, Nikolaos; Mitsionis, G.

doi:10.1016/j.foot.2013.06.001

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“…Subtalar dislocation is defined as a simultaneous dislocation of the talonavicular and talocalcaneal joints without any fracture [1] [7] [8]; so, the talus remains in place in the tibiofibular mortise, and the calcaneocuboid joint is intact [2].…”

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“…This is followed by a reverse of the deformation (eversion for medial dislocation and inversion for lateral dislocation). Direct pressure on the head of the talus helps for reduction that makes audible noise [1] [19]. Abrupt maneuvers, excessive force and multiple closed reduction attempts should be avoided so as not to generate additional soft tissue damage [8].…”

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“…Subtalar dislocation is a rare lesion, especially when it is pure. It represents only 1% of all dislocations observed in trauma [1] and 1% -2% of all dislocations, affecting predominantly middle-aged males [2]. The external variant is exceptional, compared to medial dislocation.…”

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Closed External Subtalar Dislocation: A Case Report

Abderrahim¹,

Nassiri²,

Chaouqui³

et al. 2020

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Subtalar dislocation is described as the simultaneous dislocation of the talo-calcaneal and talo-navicular joints without any tibio-talar or talar neck associated fractures. This injury is rare, and represents 1% of dislocations. We report the case of 28-year-old male patient, without any medical history, who had been involved in a sport accident causing a rare closed external subtalar dislocation without any bone fracture. An open reduction was indicated after failure of closed reduction and the X-ray control showed good joint congruence; the fixation was maintained for 6 weeks and then the rehabilitation was started. The evaluation was favorable, and we noted good functional results after a decline of 12 months.

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Closed External Subtalar Dislocation: A Case Report

Abderrahim¹,

Nassiri²,

Chaouqui³

et al. 2020

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“…La LST se définit comme une luxation simultanée des articulations talonaviculaire et talocalcanéenne sans fracture majeure du talus [1,2,[4][5][6]. Ainsi, le talus reste en place dans la mortaise tibiofibulaire, et l'articulation calcanéocuboïde est intacte [7].…”

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“…Le système actuel de classification reprend des définitions bien connues [3,9,10]. Avec 80 % des cas de LST, la forme médiale est la plus commune [1,6,10]. Elle est prédominante, car l'articulation sous-talienne présente un grand déplacement en inversion favorisant son instabilité [7].…”

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La luxation sous-talienne médiale isolée traumatique

Valero¹,

Coulomb

2018

Ann. Fr. Med. Urgence

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La luxation sous-talienne (LST) médiale aiguë pure, sans lésion associée est rare [1-3]. Elle fait suite le plus souvent à un traumatisme en varus équin à haute énergie [1], à une chute de hauteur, à un accident de la route ou à un accident sportif [2,3]. Plus généralement, la LST peut survenir dans n'importe quelle direction, conditionnant les lésions associées dont les plus fréquentes sont une souffrance cutanée et la survenue de fractures (malléolaires, talus ou cinquième métatarsien) [1]. Nous rapportons le cas d'un jeune éleveur, victime d'une LST pure traumatique et pris en charge dans notre centre. Cas clinique Un patient âgé de 23 ans est admis au service des urgences du centre hospitalier d'Arles, le 25 mars 2018 à 20 h 16 pour un traumatisme de la cheville et du pied gauche suite à un traumatisme direct (coup de sabot sur le pied). Il existe une importante déformation clinique (Fig. 1A).

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