Posteromedial dislocation of the ankle without fracture.

Colville, Mark R.; Colville, James; Manoli, Arthur

doi:10.2106/00004623-198769050-00011

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“…Les luxations tibio-taliennes postéro-internes semblent résulter le plus souvent d'une pression axiale de la jambe sur le pied en position de flexion plantaire [2,3]. La réduction en urgence est primordiale pour l'ensemble des auteurs [4] ; Elle est souvent possible par manoeuvres orthopédiques externes ; cependant dans la littéra-ture, la réduction sanglante peut se révéler nécessaire par incarcération de la fibula derrière le tibia [5].…”

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Luxation tibio-talienne pure. À propos d’un cas avec revue de la littérature

Ali¹,

Elmrini

Boutayeb

et al. 2006

Med Chir Pied

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La luxation tibio-talienne pure est une lésion très rare, causée par un traumatisme toujours violent et de haute vélocité, dont les variétés internes et postéro-internes sont les plus fréquentes. Les auteurs rapportent l'observation d'une luxation tibio-talienne pure fermée chez un patient de 32 ans, suite à un accident du sport (rugby) à déplacement postéro-interne. L'examen vasculo-nerveux était normal après réduction par manoeuvre externe, sous anesthésie générale ; la contention fut assurée par une botte plâtrée pendant huit semaines. L'évolution a été marquée par l'apparition d'une instabilité latérale de la cheville qui était stabilisée par une ligamentoplastie de type Castaing. (hémi-tendon court fibulaire). Après un recul de 14 mois et en se fondant sur des critères cliniques (oedème, douleur, instabilité, boiterie, fléxion-extension) et des critères radiologiques (pincement articulaire calcification, diastasis tibioastragalien), le résultat est bon.Pure talo-tibial dislocation. About one case with medical literature review Abstract: Pure talo-tibial dislocation is a rare injury, and is always a result of a high energy trauma, themedial and posteromedial patterns are the most frequent. Authors report a case of a pure closed talo-tibial dislocation in a posteromedial pattern occurred in a patient of 32 years old following a sport accident (rugby). There was no vascular or nervous disturbance after external manipulation and reduction in a condition of general anaesthesia, setting has been obtained by a plaster after 8 weeks. The course has been characterized by occurrence of a lateral instability of ankle stabilized by ''hemi Castaing''. After a follow up of 14 months, we obtained good result by taking into consideration clinical criterions: edema, pain, instability, limping, flexion and extension, and radiological criterions: articular pinching, calcification, talo-tibial diastasis.

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Luxation tibio-talienne pure. À propos d’un cas avec revue de la littérature

Ali¹,

Elmrini

Boutayeb

et al. 2006

Med Chir Pied

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“…Usually, in isolated posteromedial tibiotalar dislocation, the ankle is severely deformed and the foot lied behind and inside the axis of the leg [3]. The wound usually is located on the opposite side of the foot displacement [3] [6].…”

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“…The wound usually is located on the opposite side of the foot displacement [3] [6]. SFN and his two branches, intermediate dorsal cutaneous nerve and medial dorsal cutaneous nerve, are located anterior to the lateral malleolus [12].…”

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“…The cast duration was six [3] [15] to eight weeks [5] with weight-bearing authorized at four to six weeks [5]. …”

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“…Open dislocations were common with various anterolateral skin lacerations [2] [3] [6]. Other associated complications such as vascular injuries [3] [5], nervous injuries [2] [5] and extensor tendons disruptions [2] were rarely reported. We report the case of a 35-years-old driver who presented an open posteromedial TTD with an associated superficial fibular nerve (SFN) injury with …”

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Open Posteromedial Dislocation of the Tibiotalar Joint without Associated Malleolar Fracture: A Case Report

Diallo¹,

Dakouré²,

Soulama³

et al. 2016

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Background: Open pure tibiotalar dislocations with an associated superficial fibular nerve injury are rarely reported. Case presentation: The authors report a case of open tibiotalar dislocation without any associated fracture and an associated injury of superficial fibular nerve after a motorcycle accident. A debridement plus an open reduction and casting were performed sixteen hours after the trauma. After twenty-six months, the outcome was good without any infection and a sensitivity recovery of the foot. Conclusion: A delayed management of an open tibiotalar dislocation with an associated superficial fibular nerve injury led to a good mid-term outcome.

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1988

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Posteromedial dislocation of the ankle without fracture.

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Luxation tibio-talienne pure. À propos d’un cas avec revue de la littérature

Luxation tibio-talienne pure. À propos d’un cas avec revue de la littérature

Open Posteromedial Dislocation of the Tibiotalar Joint without Associated Malleolar Fracture: A Case Report

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