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case_images: Radiograph of the left foot showing an abnormal bony connection (encircled) between the cuboid and navicular bones
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case_images: Initial radiographic assessment of the left foot revealed an abnormal bony connection between the cuboid and navicular bones, consistent with the cubonavicular coalition (Figure 1).
case_images: MRI of the left foot in PD-weighted (A) and T1-FS-weighted (B) images confirms the presence of fibrous fusion (encircled) at the cubonavicular joint.. MRI: magnetic resonance imaging; PD: proton density, FS: fat saturated.
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case_images: The scan confirmed the presence of fibrous and osseous fusion at the cubonavicular joint (Figure 2).
case_images: Foot radiograph shows the preserved joint space (encircled) between the cuboid and navicular bones.
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case_images: A repeat radiograph after 18 months revealed restoration of the normal joint space between the navicular and cuboid bones (Figure 3).