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Vol. 24. Issue 2.
Pages 35-37 (November 2010)
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Vol. 24. Issue 2.
Pages 35-37 (November 2010)
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Luxación excepcional del mediopié: luxación aislada de la articulación calcáneo-cuboidea
Exceptional midfoot dislocation: isolated dislocation of calcaneocuboid joint
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R. Lax Pérez1,
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Correspondencia: c/ Camilo José Cela, 11, 30160 Monteagudo (Murcia)
, A. Lax Pérez2, F. Lajara Marco1, J.E. Salinas Gilabert1
1 Servicio de Traumatología y Ortopedia. Hospital Vega Baja Orihuela, Orihuela (Alicante)
2 Hospital Santa María del Rosell, Cartagena (Murcia)
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Las luxaciones de las articulaciones mediotarsianas son lesiones poco frecuentes que por lo general se producen como consecuencia de un traumatismo de alta energía. Presentamos el diagnóstico y manejo de un patrón inusual de luxación que ocurre a través de la articulación calcáneo-cuboidea. Se logró la reducción cerrada bajo anestesia y control fluoroscópico. El pie se inmovilizó mediante un yeso cruropédico y se pautó descarga durante 6 semanas; después se retiró el yeso y se autorizó la carga. Tras doce meses de seguimiento, el paciente presenta movilidad libre e indolora con resultado satisfactorio y vuelta a su actividad previa.

Palabras clave:
Luxaciones mediotarsianas
Luxación calcáneo-cuboidea

Midfoot dislocations are uncommon injuries, usually occurring as a result of high-energy trauma. We present the diagnosis and management of an unusual pattern of dislocation occurring through the calcaneocuboid joint. Closed reduction under anaesthesia and direct fluoroscopy was achieved. The foot was immobilised in a below knee cast and he was to remain non-weight bearing for 6 weeks, when the cast was removed. At twelve months follow-up the patient was independently mobile, pain free and pleased with the outcome.

Key words:
Midfoot dislocations
Calcaneocuboid dislocation
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