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From: Treatment and outcome prognosis of patients with high-energy transsyndesmotic ankle fracture dislocation—the “Logsplitter” injury

Fig. 2

Pre-reduction (a anteroposterior; b lateral) and postreduction (c anteroposterior; d lateral) radiographs from a 52-year-old woman after falling down (untypical Logsplitter injury). The CT scans (e, f, g) indicated peroneal Wagstaffe-Le Fort fracture and posterior Volkmann fracture. During the surgery, fibular (h) and Volkmann fragments (i) were fixed using the plates; Wagstaffe fragments (j) were fixed using the cannulated screws; triangular ligament and medial soft tissues were restored (k). The anteroposterior (l), lateral (m), and mortise (n) radiographs at the final follow up showed good reduction

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