A review of Chapter 29 from McGlamry's Foot and Ankle Surgery minus classifications. 
1. What is the pathognomonic physical exam sign called for calc fractures? - Mondor's sign				
2. How much IR of the leg is required for Brodens view? - 45 degrees			
3. An increase/decrease in Bohlers angle and an increase/decrease in the Critical angle of Gissane is associated with a calc fracture

A review of Chapter 29 from McGlamry's Foot and Ankle Surgery minus classifications. 1. What is the pathognomonic physical exam sign called for calc fractures? - Mondor's sign 2. How much IR of the leg is required for Brodens view? - 45 degrees 3. An increase/decrease in Bohlers angle and an increase/decrease in the Critical angle of Gissane is associated with a calc fracture

Ep #3 | Diagnosing and Treating Calcaneal Fractures

Podiatry facts for 3rd year podiatry students - residents. Topics covered include: fracture classifications, biomechanics, surgeries and more.

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Ep #3 | Diagnosing and Treating Calcaneal Fractures

Ep #3 | Diagnosing and Treating Calcaneal Fractures