assessment of subclinical symptoms and psychological wellbeing in depression a substantial body of research suggests that subclinical symptoms characterize the longitudinal course of major depression and have important pathophysiological and treatment implications specific treatment of residual symptoms may in fact improve longterm outcome by acting on those residual symptoms that progress to become prodromes of relapse the assessment of psychological wellbeing is also important since its absence may create conditions of vulnerability to possible adversities the route of recovery thus lies not exclusively in alleviating the negative but in engendering the positive importance of ctscanning in the evaluation of calcaneal fractures unlabelled the aim of the study is to evaluate the use fullness of ct in the calcaneal fracturesmethods we reviewed retrospectively 20 cases of calcaneal fractures collected between 2000 and 2003results we describe the different ctscan patterns in 20 calcaneal fractures according to sanders classification ctscan helps for understanding fractures displacements for choosing surgical treatment and evaluating patient prognosis