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Abstract
ss invasive surgical techniques for treating displaced intra-articular
calcaneus fractures have been undertaken in an attempt to reduce
complications and improve recovery when surgery is indicated. These early
results reported reduce complication rates and promising clinical and
radiographic outcomes in certain fracture patterns and patient
populations.These recent techniques include limited-incision sinus tarsi
ORIF, percutaneous stabilization with pins and /or screws, and MIPO.
A thorough understanding of the clinical and radiographic anatomy of the
calcaneus and its articulations is crucial when attempting less invasive
procedures for intra-articular calcaneus fractures. These emerging techniques
may be beneficial in patients with soft-tissue compromise, multiple
comorbidities, and displaced intraarticular fractures with minimal
comminution.