Talar neck fractures can be graded according to the Hawkins classification ¹:

• type I: non displaced fracture
• type II: displaced fracture with subluxation or dislocation of the subtalar joint and a normal ankle joint
• type III: displaced fracture with body of talus dislocated from both subtalar and ankle joint
• type IV: Canale and Kelly ² described a rare additional category which in addition to features described for type III there is dislocation or subluxation of the head of the talus at the talonavicular joint.