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Fig. 1E. —Lateral radiography of foot used to evaluate subtalar
coalition. Lateral radiograph of 35-year-old man with tarsal coalition without
talar beak shows that talus appears normal and C sign is absent
(arrow). Correct diagnosis was made on basis of dysmorphic
sustentaculum tali and nonvisualization of middle subtalar facet.
