[Fracture-luxation of the Lisfranc joint. Apropos of 39 cases].
Lisfranc fracture-dislocations are relatively rare (two per thousand). They generally occur in multiple trauma victims and may pass unnoticed. Open reduction followed by pinned osteosynthesis and plaster immobilisation ensures a good anatomical and functional result.
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Les fractures-luxations de l'interligne de Lisfranc. A propos de trente-neuf observations.