An Inverted Eversion Injury

An Inverted Eversion Injury

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Which of the following are correct?
- Subtalar dislocation is a rarely seen entity in the Emergency Department
- Lateral dislocation is the most common type of subtalar dislocation
- Closed reduction is facilitated with knee flexion to relax the soleus muscle
- Interposed posterior tibial tendon can block closed reduction
- Avascular necrosis of the talus is more common following subtalar dislocation than talus fracture
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