II. Mechanism
III. Symptoms
- Intense pain
- Inability to bear weight
IV. Signs
- Lateral Talar Dome Fracture
- Tender anterior to lateral malleolus
- Medial Talar Dome Fracture
- Tender posterior to medial malleolus
V. Radiology: Ankle XRay
- Fracture may not appear for 2 to 4 weeks after injury
- Lateral Talar Dome Fracture
- Mortise view shows shallow wafer-shaped lesion
- Medial Talar Dome Fracture
- AP view shows deep cup shaped lesion
VI. Classification (Berndt and Harty)
VII. Management
- Consult with orthopedics
- Non-weight bearing Short Leg Cast for 6 weeks
- Surgical management
VIII. Complications: Talar Dome Osteochondritis Dissecans
- Avascular necrosis of the talus
- Talus covered by cartilage with tenuous blood supply