Presentation
Injury to right foot 10 weeks ago. Persistent severe pain
Patient Data
Age: 25
Gender: Female
From the case:
Missed Lisfranc fracture
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Gross assymetrical periarticular osteoporosis due to disuse. Subtle fracture (arrow) on lateral border of right medial cunieform with slight widening of cuneiform-2nd metatarsal space on weight bearing
From the case:
Missed Lisfranc fracture
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Avulsion fracture (arrow) of the Lisfranc ligament origin from the medial cuneiform. Ligament remains in continuity. Fluid fills the fracture site.