Presentation
Twisted right ankle. Tender lateral malleolus.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Talar dome osteochondral injury
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On a single projection (oblique) there is a subtle cortical irregularity at the superolateral aspect of the talar dome that may represent a minimally displaced fracture, but is possibly projectional. Symmetrical ankle joint mortise with no talar shift.
From the case:
Talar dome osteochondral injury
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There is very small cortical injury/fracture present at the anterolateral aspect of the talar dome. No other fracture or malalignment identified.
Case Discussion
The talar dome is a very common location for osteochondral injuries.
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