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Most pediatric flexible flatfeet are asymptomatic and do not require surgery. The calcaneal lengthening osteotomy is a powerful corrective procedure for symptomatic flexible pediatric flatfoot. Assess intraoperatively for residual forefoot [...]Article
A bunionette deformity, or tailors bunion, is a prominence of the fifth metatarsal head. The problem is similar to a bunion, except that a bunionette occurs on the outside of the foot. This lesion was described by Davies in 1949.1 This deformit[...]Article
Most mistakes in surgical decision-making occur when trying to correct moderate cavus deformity. The Coleman block test may not be sufficient for predicting the ability of an osteotomy-based procedure to correct deformity. [...]Article
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A wide variety of surgical procedures have been described to treat hallux rigidus, each with their own complication profile and reported success rates. Adequate bone stock for salvage with arthrodesis typically exists after failed joint spari[...]Article
Sagittal distal tibia deformities produce a greater change in tibiotalar joint contact areas than with valgus or varus deformities. Talar anterior or posterior translation occurs secondary to a distal tibia sagittal deformity and worsens the [...]Article
Hallux valgus associated with metatarsus adducts is a challenging deformity to correct. A normal or reduced intermetatarsal angle is the most critical part of the deformity, and impedes the displacement of the first metatarsal head. [...]Article
The reconstitution of normal anatomy in the presence of a valgus ankle deformity is complicated by the position of the Center of Rotation and Angulation (CORA), soft tissue limitations, and complexities related to achieving stable distal fixatio[...]Article
- The correction of all components of a hallux valgus deformity is of paramount importance for treatment success. - Reliable fixation is very important for maintaining surgical corrections. - Advances in internal fixation are a major facto[...]Article
Osteotomies around the ankle (supramalleolar and calcaneal) and total ankle replacement are challenging arthrodesis as the gold standard treatment of end-stage ankle arthritis. Recent meta-analyses reveal that replacements and arthrodesis[...]Article
- Currently, distal metatarsal osteotomies (DMOs) represent the successful application of the best principles of minimally invasive surgery, historically used for the treatment of metatarsalgia, in the operative management of chronic plantar dia[...]Article
Lesser metatarsal osteotomy is a useful technique for the management of failed conservative treatment of metatarsalgia. The ideal procedure enables a 3-dimensional correction that is stable and respects the metatarsal cascade. [...]Article
- Available data suggest that 3G represents the evolution of MIS or percutaneous surgery. - Stable fixation of 3G osteotomy allows early full weight bearing and mobilization of the first metatarsophalangeal joint. - Currently higher qualit[...]Article
Weil osteotomy (WO) is the most common technique worldwide for the treatment of mechanical metatarsalgia. It was developed by Lowell Weil (Chicago, US) and popularized in Europe by Samuel Barouk (Bordeaux, France). The main indicat[...]Article
Cavovarus foot reconstruction is a highly demanding procedure. Success is even more difficult in cases in which reconstruction has failed. Identification of the apex of deformity is crucial. Liberal use of tendon transfers helps to correct th[...]Article
There is not as much role for the Coleman block test to determine flexibility of the foot, and this has led to many failures where we believed the foot to be flexible, and indeed an osteotomy was insufficient treatment. The apex in[...]Livre
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Core decompression has been successfully used in the femoral head and the talus, and should promote revascularization of necrotic area. Only 2 cases are reported. Joint-Sparing metatarsal osteotomies include intra- and extra-articu[...]Article
Midforefoot abduction with talar head uncoverage at the Chopart joint is the key feature of class B progressive collapsing foot deformity (PCFD). Lateral column lengthening remains a viable option for correction for midfoot abduction in progres[...]Article
Il existe différents traitements de larthrose en fonction de son importance et de son retentissement fonctionnel. Les différents traitements sont : le traitement médical, ou chirurgical conservateur ou prothétique. Lostéotomie de varisation ra[...]Article
Clinical examination is key to identifying any functional loss. Weight-bearing radiographs are used for procedure selection and quantifying the required correction. Although several calcaneal osteotomies have been previou[...]Article
La chirurgie de remplacement articulaire, quoiquelle ait laissé espérer offrir des résultats plus durables avec le développement des implants non cimentés et des couples de friction avec une usure plus faible, et ait vu ses indications saccroî[...]DisponibilitéExemplaires (1)
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The most common cause for end-stage ankle osteoarthritis is posttraumatic, often resulting in concomitant supramalleolar deformity. Aims of the supramalleolar osteotomy include restoration of the lower-leg axis to improve intraarti[...]Article
Etiology and treatment of hallux valgus is different for juvenile hallux valgus (JHV) than in adult-onset hallux valgus. Conservative treatment should be exhausted prior to procedural intervention for JHV and treatment should be for pain and [...]Article
- Complications following hallux valgus (HV) reconstruction will have an expected incidence of between 10% and 55% of cases. - The more commonly reported complications include undercorrection/recurrence, overcorrection (hallux varus), transfe[...]Article
- Metatarsus adductus is a common clinical entity that can increase the risk of developing hallux valgus and risk of recurrence following treatment. - Multiple radiographic methods exist to evaluate for metatarsus adductus, with the Sgarlato [...]Article
Müller-Weiss disease (MWD) is a dysplasia of the tarsal navicular that is developed during childhood and suffered during adulthood. Pathomechanics in MWD include the shifting of the talar head laterally over the os calcis, thus dri[...]Article
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Progressive collapsing foot deformity is a complex spectrum of disease that can be clinically and technically challenging to evaluate and treat. Successful treatment begins with appropriate staging and picking the surgical techniques necessary t[...]Article
Severe calcaneal malunions are debilitating conditions owing to severe hindfoot deformity with painful subtalar arthritis and soft tissue impingement. Type III malunions with substantial loss of height are best treated with a subtalar dist[...]Article
Identification and hierarchization of the mechanical impairments involved in each case is critical in order to eliminate pain and restore foot function as much as possible. Functional or anatomic equinus is important during the sec[...]Article
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The diabetic foot could seem hopeless because the prognosis of diabetic patients over the years often becomes inexorably worse. It is known that more than half of all nontrauma amputations are done in diabetic patients because of a higher risk o[...]Article
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Objectifs La recrudescence de lactivité sportive, ainsi que laugmentation de lespérance de vie de la population, font que larthrose fémoro-tibiale est un problème qui se pose de plus en plus souvent dans la pratique chirurgicale orthopédiqu[...]Livre
T. Leemrijse ; Jean-Luc Besse ; Bernhard Devos Bevernage ; B. Valtin | [S.l.] : Elsevier Masson | 2015Issue du travail collectif d'auteurs en majorité européens, tous leaders dans leur spécialité, cette nouvelle édition rassemble toutes les données actualisées sur la pathologie du pied et de la cheville.Les pathologies du pied sont très fréquent[...]DisponibilitéExemplaires (1)
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Le traitement chirurgical du névrome de Morton est indiqué en cas déchec du traitement conservateur. Lexcision du névrome rapporte de bons, voire dexcellents résultats pour 80 % des patients. Mais la libération du gastrocnémien médial et les [...]Article
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Malunion of ankle and pilon fractures has significant detrimental effect on function and development of post-trauma osteoarthritis. Pilon and ankle malunions can occur at one of three levels: mechanical axis deformity in the metaphysis/sup[...]Article
- Hallux valgus is a multiplanar deformity. It is not just a metatarsus varushallux valgus deformity. In most patients (90%) there is also a coronal malalignment, namely metatarsal internal rotation/pronation. - Known hallux valgus relapse f[...]Article
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Jason George DeVries ; William T. DeCarbo ; Ryan T. Scott ; Brad Bussewitz ; Mitchell Thompson ; Christopher F. Hyer |Flexible PPV deformity is a complicated topic. It requires the surgeon to not only fully recognize and address all levels of deformity and pathology, but then also operate with efficiency to complete all aspects of the reconstruction in one sett[...]Article
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There is a very wide spectrum of potential complications in clubfoot treatment, and these can present at any age. Because of the variability of presentation, a unique and individualized treatment plan is needed. Recurrent and overcorrected club[...]Article
Lhallux valgus est une déformation complexe, qui nécessite une intervention dans les trois dimensions de lespace. Chaque patient présente une situation clinique spécifique, et le choix de la technique opératoire doit permettre dy répondre. El[...]Article
It is important to identify the level of the deformity or deformities. It is important to get the limb as close to anatomic alignment as possible. Many levels and multiple procedures may be involved with this reconstruction.