Abstract
Calcaneal fractures at Grady Memorial Hospital were reviewed for the period of 1973 to 1980. Sixty-two of these fractures were available for follow-up. Treatment was with compression dressings, plaster, pin reduction or open reduction. Grading was by the previously published criteria of Allen and Lindsey. 1,21 This paper identifies a positive correlation between facet reduction and successful treatment results.
Recommendations are made for fracture classification, surgical treatment and postoperative management.
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