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Authors: Anna Kabenla | Hadi Alhomsi
Date: March 2013
Journal: Emergency Nurse
Issue: Volume 20, Number 10
Keywords: Avulsion fracture, calcaneus, reduction and fixation
Avulsion calcaneal tuberosity fracture is an uncommon but potentially serious condition, with delays in treatment sometimes leading to long‑term pain, disability and functional limitation. In this article, the authors refer to a case study of a patient with a fractured calcaneal tuberosity and multiple metatarsal fractures. They also discuss the results of a literature review of fracture patterns and classifications that can aid treatment.

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