Minimally Invasive Procedure Versus Conservative Treatment in the Management of Calcaneal Joint Fractures

The procedure involves making small incisions to insert a specialized nail into the bone to realign and stabilize the fracture. This approach minimizes damage to surrounding tissues, reduces the risk of wound complications, and allows for quicker recovery compared to traditional open surgery. after surgery, the patient will benefit from an immobilisation with a plaster boot without support for 3 weeks, followed by immobilisation with a removable walking boot for 3 weeks with partial support depending on the patient's pain.

The patient will be immobilised in a plaster cast without support for 3 weeks, followed by immobilisation in a removable walking boot for 3 weeks with partial support depending on the pain.