Fracture of the distal end of the tibia aka tibial plafond (French for ceiling) after the talar dome is driven into it
Typically due to high energy axial loading injuries (motor vehicle accident, fall from height)
Also known as a tibial plafond fracture
Fairly common; account for 5-10% of all tibial fractures
Average age of occurrence is 35-45 years old; males > females
Typically due to high energy axial loading injuries (motor vehicle accident, fall from height)
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