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Change: fracture or Casanova Fracture (based on sequelae of jumping from a bedroom window onto a hard surface).Associated FracturesConsideration should be given to the possibility that a fractured calcaneum might be bilateral. A fracture of the calcaneum is also associated with thoraco-lumbar fractures.Anatomy and Normal Anatomical Variants
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Change: If the mechanism of injury and/or the clinical signs suggest the possibility of calcaneal fracture, an axial calcaneal projection must be included in the series. Missed calcaneal fractures could result in patient's suffering considerable pain and discomfort as they attempt to mobilise on their fractured calcaneum. Case 2The
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Change: This 22 year old man presented to the Emergency Department after falling 2.5 metres and landing on his feet. He was examined and referred for right foot radiography.No displaced fracture was demonstrated on the DP foot projection image.The DP oblique projection image did not demonstrate any displaced fracture.
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Change: fractures. This refers to lovers jumping out of bedroom windows. I have never seen this specific mechanism offracture. injury!Associated FracturesConsideration should be given to the possibility that a fractured calcaneum might be bilateral. A fracture of the calcaneum is also associated with thoracolumbar fractures.Anatomy
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Change: seen several cases where the axial view demonstrated a calcaneal fracture that was not apparent on the lateral view. The calcaneal fracture is undeniably visible on this lateral ankle image. Clues include an abnormal Kager's
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Change: calcaneum. The referring doctor's and/or surgeon's appreciation of the fracture is clearly enhanced by the axial view. Importantly, the following can be assessedextent of the fracture, Degree of comminution of the fracturethe level of displacement classification; intra-articular or extra-articularback to the Applied Radiography home page
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Change: This is the calcaneum of a child demmonstrating the normal calcaneal apophysis. This would not normally cause diagnostic confusion.Radiographic Techniqueadapted from Skeletal Radiography: A Concise Introduction to Projection RadiographyBy Sheila BullThe axial view of the calcaneum is the
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Feb 12 2009, 7:15 AM EST
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Change: pitfalspitfalls will assist the radiographer to avoid misdiagnosis.Mechanisms of InjuryFall from a height is the most common cause of calcaneum fracture. Calcaneal fractures are also known as a
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Change: If the patient is not in too much pain, a bandage tcan be wrapped around the fott with the patient pulling on the bandage to achieve maximum dorsiflexion of the ankle. This would not typically be a trauma techniqueadapted from Skeletal Radiography: A Concise Introduction to Projection RadiographyBy
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Change: The axial view of the calcaneum is the one that causes problems. Ideally, the patient should dorsiflex their ankle -you would ask the patient to
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Feb 11 2009, 11:39 PM EST
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Change: to the series.This is the axial view of the calcaneum. The surgeons appreciation of the fracture is clearly enhanced by the axial view. Importantly, the following can be assessedextent of the fracture, Comminution of the fracturethe level of displacement classificationclassification; - intra-articular or extra-articular
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Change: This calcaneum is undeniably visible on this lateral ankle image. Clues include an abnormal Kager's fat pad, an abnormal Boehler's angle and disruption of the cortical contours of the calcaneum. Is it worth irradiating the patient by adding an axial view to the series.This is the
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Change: first image demonstrates a Boehler's Angle of 21 degrees suggesting that there is a fracture of the calcaneum. Compare this with the normal anatomy on the rightThe Value of the Axial View of the CalcaneumThe lateral view of the calcaneum is
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Change: "Subtle fractures may only be identified by assessing Boehler’s angle. This angle is measured by drawing a line from the highest point of the posterior
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Change: This patient presented to the Emergency Department following a fall from a ladder. Note that Kager's fat pad is abnormal showing increased density and indistinct
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Change: Renamed from Calcaneum Fractures by Feb 11 2009, 10:13 PM EST for: Rename
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