Corpus: Talonavicular coalition

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Synonyms: Talonavicular coalition, Coalitio talonavicularis
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Definition[Bearbeiten]

The talonavicular coalition is a rarely occurring synostosis between the talus and the navicular bone (Os naviculare). It belongs to the tarsal coalitions.

  • ICD10 code: Q66.8 - Other congenital deformities of the feet

Aetiology[Bearbeiten]

Talonavicular coalition results from a segmentation disorder during embryonic development that leads to incomplete separation of the two bones involved.

Clinic[Bearbeiten]

The talonavicular coalition is already present in early childhood as a soft tissue connection (syndesmosis, synchondrosis) and then ossifies over time. Clinically, there is usually a flat foot, rarely a hollow foot. The medial longitudinal arch is flattened and mobility in the hindfoot is restricted. Patients report frequent twisting of the ankle and increasing pain.

Diagnostics[Bearbeiten]

  • Conventional X-ray, special images from a certain angle are often necessary
  • Computed tomography
  • MRI (for the detection of connective tissue adhesions)

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