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Abstract
Axial loading is responsible for the majority of intra-articular calcaneal fractures. Usually, the axial load results from a fall from a height. Any fall – even a short one – may result in fracture as the talus is driven downward into the calcaneus. Twisting forces and avulsive forces cause many of the extra-articular fractures.