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An Indirect Reduction Technique for Percutaneous Fixation of Calcaneus Fractures

Am J Orthop. 2014 July;43(7):328-333
By
Klima M
Vlasak R
Sadasivan K
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We describe a positioning and indirect reduction method that allows for earlier fixation of some displaced calcaneus fractures. Minimally invasive surgery with this technique can provide good results in high-risk patients while minimizing soft-tissue
complications.
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