Bilateral talus neck fracture in an 11-year-old patient resulting from a fall from height: A case report

We here present an 11-year-old patient with bilateral Hawkins type 3 talus neck fractures resulting from a fall height. When the was brought to Emergency Department, ankles were edematous and there subtalar dislocation. The taluses on both sides entered anteromedial anterolateral incisions, after open reduction, fixed one cannulated screw anterior posterior side. No additional edema developed. followed up for 2 days in ward, then discharged outpatient follow recommendations. Pediatric are rare must be treated immediately.