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Table 2.

Results of our review of 389 patients with subtalar dislocation

Subtalar dislocation of the foot Review of 389 patient	Dislocation	Reduction
Lateral	108 27.7%	64 58.2%	46 41.8%	48 44.5%	57 51.8%	53 48.2%	26 23.6%
Posterior	9 2.3%	7 77.8%	2 22.2%	2 22.2%	7 77.8%	2 22.2%	0 0%
Anterior	5 1.3%	4 80%	1 20%	5 100%	3 60%	2 40%	2 40%
Total	387^a	282 72.5%	107 27.5%	171^b 44%	264^c 68%	124^c 32%	55 14.2%

Subtalar dislocation of the foot
Review of 389 patient

Dislocation

Reduction

Closed

Open

Associated lesions

Closed

Open

K wires

Medial

265 68.1%

207
78.1%

58
21.9%

94
35.5%

197
74.6%

67
25.4

27
10.2%

Lateral

108

27.7%

58.2%

41.8%

44.5%

51.8%

48.2%

23.6%

Posterior

2.3%

77.8%

22.2%

77.8%

22.2%

1.3%

80%

20%

100%

60%

40%

Total

387^a

282

72.5%

107

27.5%

171^b

44%

264^c

68%

124^c

32%

14.2%

M—Medial; L—Lateral; P—Posterior; A—Anterior

^aMissed information about direction of dislocation in 2 patients of the article of Bibbo et al. [14]

^bMissed information about correspondence between direction of dislocation and presence of associated lesions in 22 patients of the article of Bibbo et al. [14]

^cMissed information about method of reduction in 1 patient of the article of Dimentberg et al. [20]