Osteochondral Lesions of the Talus: Localization and Morphologic Data from 424 Patients Using a Novel Anatomical Grid Scheme
Foot & Ankle International2007Vol. 28(2), pp. 154–161
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Steven M. Raikin, Ilan Elias, Adam C. Zoga, William B. Morrison, Marcus P. Besser, Mark E. Schweitzer
Abstract
Our established nine-grid scheme is a useful tool for localizing and characterizing osteochondral talar lesions, which are most frequently located in zone 4 at the medial talar dome, and second most in zone 6 at the lateral talar dome near its equator. Medial talar dome lesions are not only more common but are larger in surface area and in depth than lateral lesions. Posteromedial and anterolateral lesions rarely were found.
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