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Fig. 2A. —11-year-old male control subject with normal subtalar joint
motion and score of 1 for "absent middle facet" sign, "talar
beak" sign, and C sign. Standing lateral radiograph from middle
facet (short solid arrow) shows posterior facet joint spaces
(long solid arrow) of subtalar joint are clearly visible. Lateral
process of talus (open arrow) marks anterior extent of posterior
facets.
