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case_images: Case no 3 - Pre-operative and post-operative pictures. (A and B) Pre-operative wound and extruded talus, (C and D) Pre-operative X-ray of ankle with extruded talus, (E) Post-operative wound closure and external fixator, (F) Post-operative X-ray showing internal and external fixation, (G and H) X-ray after removal of external fixator.
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case_images: Left ankle radiographs revealed extruded fracture dislocation talus (Fig. 1). Under spinal anesthesia debridement, relocation of the talus was performed, fixed with screws and K-wires along with an application of an external fixator for wound care (Fig. 1).
case_images: Case no 3 - 12-month follow-up clinical picture showing range of ankle movement. (A) Healed post-operative wound, (B) Ankle plantar flexion, and (C) Ankle dorsi flexion.
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case_images: On every visit X-ray, and CT scan was taken to record and monitor the talus fracture union and the range of ankle movement (Fig. 2).
case_images: Case no 5- Pre-operative clinical and radiograph. (A and B) Clinical photograph showing deep lacerated wound, (C) Post-operative wound closure, (D) Pre-operative X-ray of ankle showing extruded talus, (E) Post-operative X-ray showing internal fixation, (F-H) 3D CT reconstruction image showing total extrusion of fractured talus from ankle mortis, (I) 3D CT reconstruction image showing fractured medial malleolus.
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case_images: Fifth patient (case no 5) of extrude talus was managed in similar way (Fig. 3).
case_images: Our management algorithm.
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case_images: Our management algorithm is shown in Fig. 4.