Presentation
Slipped down on stairs with right ankle and foot inversion.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
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Displaced fracture of inferior aspect of cuboid bone
From the case:
Cuboid fracture
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Undisplaced fractures are seen at the superomedial aaspect of cuboid bone
Avulsion fracture with detached bony fragment at postero-inferior aspect of cuboid bone.
Fracture line at anterolateral aspect of navicular bone
Case Discussion
Fractures of cuboid bone are uncommon. The most common pattern is avulsion fracture near calcaneocuboid joint.