Table 1.
Patient demographics and fracture characteristics of 50 patients with 61 fractures
| Sex | |
| Male | 36 (72%) |
| Female | 14 (28%) |
| Age (years) | 46 (range 16–65) |
| Fracture side | |
| Right | 21 (42%) |
| Left | 18 (36%) |
| Bilateral | 11 (22%) |
| Soft tissue | |
| Closed | 57 (93%) |
| Open | 4 (7%) |
| Essex-Lopresti classification | |
| Joint depression | 23 (38%) |
| Tongue type | 9 (15%) |
| Comminuted | 27 (44%) |
| Unknown | 2 (3%) |
| Sanders classification | |
| Type II | 23 (38%) |
| Type III | 17 (28%) |
| Type IV | 17 (28%) |
| Unknown | 4 (6%) |
| Calcaneocuboid joint involvement | |
| Yes | 27 (44%) |
| No | 29 (48%) |
| Unknown | 5 (8%) |
For fractures where radiographs or computed tomography scans could not be traced, the fracture classification is documented as unknown