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Case for small group discussion Charcot ankle Case for small group discussion AOTrauma—Foot & Ankle Module 12: Charcot foot Per-Henrik Agren, SE

Case description Diabetic type 1 Poor sensation Swollen ankle after sprain 2-3 months previous

Preoperative x-ray

What options are available? Fusion! Technique? Arthroscopic? Screws? Screw and plate? IM-nail? External fixator

Anterior approach with distraction and plates

Anterior approach with distraction and plates

Postoperative protocol Nonweight bearing until signs of healing Protect for longer than normal Serially review for progress of union

Take-home messages A neuropathic patient is expected to have slower healing and increased risk of failure due to fixation So plating or intramedullary nailing are recommended If stable fixation and healing with good alignment are achieved, a good functional outcome can be expected