Un cas inhabituel de luxation tibiotalaire postéromédiale pure ouverte suite à un accident de ski

M, Admi; Mamaï, Ons; Niandou, A. Moussa; Hassani, Iz-Eddine El Amrani El; Lahrach, K.; Marzouki, A.; Boutayeb, F.

doi:10.1007/s10243-017-0460-z

Med Chir Pied

2017

DOI: 10.1007/s10243-017-0460-z

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Un cas inhabituel de luxation tibiotalaire postéromédiale pure ouverte suite à un accident de ski

Admi M

Ons Mamaï

A. Moussa Niandou

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“…Post-reduction X-rays, depicting a convenient reduction of the ankle joint without any associated talar shifts or syndesmotic injuries tion of talus dislocation into four classes of anterior, posterior, posterolateral, and posteromedial dislocations[3,4]. The leading cause of these injuries is high-energy traumas.…”

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Pure Ankle Dislocation Treated With Casting and Early Range of Motions and Rehabilitation

Moghtadaei

Hajializade

Mahdavi

et al. 2019

J. Res. Orthop. Sci.

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Introduction: Ankle dislocations are a group of injuries requiring immediate orthopedic interventions to avoid subsequent neurovascular complications and impairments. In most cases, they are associated with a malleolar fracture in the ankle. However, in the sporadic cases, especially the ones due to high-energy traumas, ankle dislocations are not associated with malleolar fractures and are referred to as "pure ankle dislocations". Case Presentation: Here, we report a rare case of pure ankle dislocation in a 38-year-old female athlete with no previously established predisposing risk factors. The patient was referred to our emergency department following a catastrophic fall down during exercise, resulting in severe ankle pain and deformity. The patient was treated with urgent reduction of the displacement and 6 weeks of immobilization by casting followed by intensive physiotherapy. Conclusion: At the end of the 3-month follow-up, no symptoms of instability were observed, and the patient could walk normally; at the 6-month follow-up, the patient could perform her sport activates similar to the initial level.

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Pure Ankle Dislocation Treated With Casting and Early Range of Motions and Rehabilitation

Moghtadaei

Hajializade

Mahdavi

et al. 2019

J. Res. Orthop. Sci.

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Un cas inhabituel de luxation tibiotalaire postéromédiale pure ouverte suite à un accident de ski

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