Talus Fracture
Talus Fracture
- Description: A break in the talus, a critical bone connecting the foot and ankle, which disrupts weight-bearing and mobility.
- Symptoms: Severe pain, swelling, bruising, inability to bear weight, and visible ankle deformity.
- Causes: High-impact trauma, such as car accidents, severe falls from a height, or sports-related injuries.
- Risk Factors: Engaging in extreme sports, high-impact occupations, osteoporosis, or previous ankle trauma.
- Diagnosis: Evaluated through a physical examination and confirmed using advanced imaging like X-rays or CT scans.
- Treatment: Ranging from immobilization and casting for stable breaks to surgical realignment for severe fractures, followed by physical therapy.
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