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ILLUSTRATION NUMBER: 17-84aMEV-L6

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DESCRIPTION: Superior view of the talus and the calcaneus. Note the concave surface on the anterior part of the calcaneus for articulation with the cuboid bone. The lateral process extends downward like a wedge, contacting the calcaneus just posterior to the calcaneus’ articular surface for the cuboid bone. The lateral process plays a role in the mechanics of calcaneal fracture.

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