Abstract
We conducted a single-center-study at the Department of Trauma, Hand, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Julius-Maximilians-University of Wuerzburg with 20 patients after the operative treatment of talar fractures between 2007-2015. Inclusion criteria were a singular, unilateral fracture, no psychiatric comorbidities and >17 years of age. Included were patients with talar neck and body fractures. All patients were treated with screw osteosynthesis. Clinical scores were compiled and the range of motion as well as the pedobarographical performance of each patient was measured. The range of motion of the injured side were significally reduced and correlated with the clinical scores. A higher degree of arthrosis and joint incongruity correlated with poor performance and scores. The degree of the injury correlated with the range of motion as well as the clinical outcome. No significant changes in gait could be found with the pedobarography
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