A twisted foot that gets diagnosed as a simple sprain does not always improve the way a sprain should. When the injury involves the ligaments and joints in the middle of the foot — the Lisfranc joint — a standard X-ray can look entirely normal, and the diagnosis is often missed until the joint has already started to wear out. What the warning signs are, why the X-ray can mislead, and when a weight-bearing CT changes the picture: The Midfoot Injury That Gets Missed: Lisfranc Explained.
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