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, 3 However, early and accurate diagnosis of these injuries are fundamental requirements for their appropriate treatment and to prevent long-term sequelae. Men are two to four times more likely to suffer a Lisfranc joint injury, possibly because
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. Starting 20 mm distal to the Lisfranc joint line, an incomplete, oblique (60°) osteotomy is performed with a small oscillating saw ( Fig. 15A ); care must be given not to end up in the Lisfranc joint. A dorsal wedge is removed by performing a second cut
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publications validate polyurethane foam type IV models as comparable to cadaveric bone models ( 31 , 32 , 33 , 34 , 35 ). However, all validations were made on the tibia and femur. The small articulations of the foot, especially of the Lisfranc joint line
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synovium, but occurs within deep tissues adjacent to joints or tendon sheaths (not intra-articular). SS most commonly occurs in the lower extremities of young adults (aged 15 to 40 years). It represents 5% to 10% of all soft-tissue tumours in the foot and
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located distal to the Lisfranc joint and distal to the fourth–fifth intermetatarsal facet, that is in the proximal 1.5 cm of the metatarsal shaft. They occur from chronic repetitive stress in sports like running, soccer, and basketball or from certain
