Presentation
Fall from bike. Unable to weightbear.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Navicular fracture
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Longitudinal fracture through the navicular, which is mildly distracted but not displaced. Incidental note of lucent lesion in the calcaneum with faint central calcification.
Case Discussion
Navicular body fractures are considered the most serious of all navicular fractures due its role in the medial plantar arch, axial load bearing via the talonavicular joint, and numerous ligamentous attachments. Typically requires a high-energy mechanism.
CT (not shown) confirmed the lucent lesion as a lipoma.
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