“Small” fractures below the knee: Do not miss-do not mistreat!

Many of the small fractures below the knee are known by eponyms. Although some are well known such as the Maisonneuve and Lisfranc fractures, several are less well known, such as the Cedell and Tillaux fractures. Unfamiliarity with these small fractures may result in failure of detection at initial emergency department surveys or treated suboptimally by lack of experience. This ICL chapter consists of an overview of several common “small” fractures of the foot and ankle, not to be missed, not to be mistreated.