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What is the difference between a crushed foot and broken foot?
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Not exclusive...: Broken foot is a non-technical term. It could indicate a fracture or dislocated joint or a combination of these injuries. A crushed foot does not necessarily have any dislocated joints or broken bones. Crush injuries involve damage to the soft tissues and can lead to compartment syndrome of the foot.
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