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Foot and Ankle Clinics, 2006
Charcot of the calcaneus, although not as prolific as midfoot deformation, still results in significant morbidity. Current treatment centers on methods proven effective for other joints in the foot. Most neuropathic conditions of the calcaneus can be managed reasonably nonoperatively.
Lucille B, Andersen, John, Dipreta
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Charcot of the calcaneus, although not as prolific as midfoot deformation, still results in significant morbidity. Current treatment centers on methods proven effective for other joints in the foot. Most neuropathic conditions of the calcaneus can be managed reasonably nonoperatively.
Lucille B, Andersen, John, Dipreta
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Foot and Ankle Clinics, 2010
Infections in and around the calcaneus can be quite challenging for the patients and physicians involved. These infections arise because of multiple potential etiologies including chronic pressure, trauma, and postsurgical wound-healing complications.
Tomiko, Fukuda +2 more
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Infections in and around the calcaneus can be quite challenging for the patients and physicians involved. These infections arise because of multiple potential etiologies including chronic pressure, trauma, and postsurgical wound-healing complications.
Tomiko, Fukuda +2 more
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1993
The calcaneus is the largest tarsal bone in the foot and is well designed to sustain high tensile, bending, and compressive forces. However, high instantaneous loads often result in fracture. Any treatment of calcaneal fractures requires a working knowledge of the anatomy.
R L, Hall, M J, Shereff
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The calcaneus is the largest tarsal bone in the foot and is well designed to sustain high tensile, bending, and compressive forces. However, high instantaneous loads often result in fracture. Any treatment of calcaneal fractures requires a working knowledge of the anatomy.
R L, Hall, M J, Shereff
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Foot and Ankle Clinics, 2005
The anatomy of the calcaneus is complex with multiple processes and grooves for support of related bony and soft tissue structures. With respect to imaging, the calcaneus and its articulations are a diagnostic challenge to radiologists and clinicians. This article focuses on the use of commonly employed radiologic modalities with respect to the anatomy
Pamela L, Brian, Rickhesvar P M, Mahraj
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The anatomy of the calcaneus is complex with multiple processes and grooves for support of related bony and soft tissue structures. With respect to imaging, the calcaneus and its articulations are a diagnostic challenge to radiologists and clinicians. This article focuses on the use of commonly employed radiologic modalities with respect to the anatomy
Pamela L, Brian, Rickhesvar P M, Mahraj
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Orthopedic Clinics of North America, 2002
Displaced fractures of the calcaneous are relatively common injuries that remain a treatment enigma. Virtually all aspects of the management of calcaneal fractures are a source of debate. Contemporary imaging, reduction, and fixation techniques attempt to improve the long term results of these injuries.
David P, Barei +3 more
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Displaced fractures of the calcaneous are relatively common injuries that remain a treatment enigma. Virtually all aspects of the management of calcaneal fractures are a source of debate. Contemporary imaging, reduction, and fixation techniques attempt to improve the long term results of these injuries.
David P, Barei +3 more
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Internal Architecture of the Calcaneus: Implications for Calcaneus Fractures
Foot & Ankle International, 2000Study Design Fourteen cadaveri specimens were sectioned to analyze the internal architecture of the human calcaneus. We described the arrangement and orientation of trabecular patterns within the calcaneus and made multiple measurements of its cortical thickness.
F F, Sabry +3 more
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Morphometric Dimensions of the Calcaneus
The Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2020Calcaneal morphometric dimensions influence surgical treatment plans after injury. These dimensions display population heterogeneity, and there is a paucity of data in the setting of our hospital in Kenya. Further, estimation of calcaneal dimensions during reconstruction in comminuted fractures can be difficult.
Thomas Amuti +6 more
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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1950
Compression fractures of the calcaneus are serious injuries, because of the frequent derangement of the upper articular facets. Because the interpretation of the broken fragments is difficult, a study was undertaken to determine the significance of the various lines seen in the lateral and plantar roentgenograms of the normal bone; with the knowledge ...
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Compression fractures of the calcaneus are serious injuries, because of the frequent derangement of the upper articular facets. Because the interpretation of the broken fragments is difficult, a study was undertaken to determine the significance of the various lines seen in the lateral and plantar roentgenograms of the normal bone; with the knowledge ...
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Clinics in Podiatry, 1985
Fractures of the calcaneus account for approximately 60 per cent of all tarsal injuries and 1 to 2 per cent of all diagnosed fractures. The length of treatment and rehabilitation and disability has a marked effect on the working population. This helps to explain the great disparity in the classification and treatment of calcaneal fractures.
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Fractures of the calcaneus account for approximately 60 per cent of all tarsal injuries and 1 to 2 per cent of all diagnosed fractures. The length of treatment and rehabilitation and disability has a marked effect on the working population. This helps to explain the great disparity in the classification and treatment of calcaneal fractures.
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1963
This communication reports an unusual radiological finding in a patient with familial hyperlipaemia. Some aspects of the literature pertaining to this condition are discussed. A 38-year-old white female presented with angina-like pains of 13 years' duration. There was a strong family history of myocardial infarctions.
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This communication reports an unusual radiological finding in a patient with familial hyperlipaemia. Some aspects of the literature pertaining to this condition are discussed. A 38-year-old white female presented with angina-like pains of 13 years' duration. There was a strong family history of myocardial infarctions.
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