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Objective: Treatment of additive calcaneus fractures and postoperative rehabilitation program should be discussed. The aim of this study is to retrospective assessment of the radiological and clinical results of patients with intramuscular calcaneus fractures treated with open reduction and locked plaque and internal fixation method. In our clinic between 2003-2005 15 feet of 13 patients who were undergoing surgical treatment for the cause of an intramuscular calcaneus break was included in the study. The average age of 10 male 3 female patients was 29 (distribution; 15-47), the average follow-up period was 24 months (distribution; 16-38). In pre-operative, post-operative and follow-up radiographs of patients, Böhler angles were evaluated. Before the operation, computer tomography was drawn and the breaks were classified according to the Sanders classification. In the 11 of the fifteen feet (75%), the corner angle was corrected at the normal limits. In 73% of patients, an anatomical and anatomical reduction was achieved. Clinically, the AOFAS score assessed the functional healing and pain of patients; the average AOFAS score was 80.1 (distribution; 72-97) in the last tests. In two patients, a surface skin infection, 1 patient developed a temporary, and in another patient a permanent sural nerve injury-related hypoesthesia. As a result, the results of internal fixation with open reduction and locked plate were thought to be satisfying in Sanders type II and III calcaneus fractures. Methods: Bulgarians: Results:

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