Foot and Ankle Surgery

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Surgical correction of the rheumatoid forefoot by the Lelièvre procedure

M. Pfahler, M. Krüger-Franke, F.W. Hagena

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 83-89

From January 1986 to December 1990 we treated 57 patients with deformed forefeet due to rheumatoid arthritis. In 70 cases (13 patients on both sides) surgical correction according to the Lelièvre procedure was carried out. The outcome of this operation has been analysed in an attempt to find reasons for poor results and the relatively high recurrence rate of hallux valgus. Thirty-one patients were...

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The use of 3-D foot models for planning treatment in tarsal reconstruction

J. Hamel, H.-G. Schmitz, W. Becker

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 71-76

Correction of severe tarsal deformity often requires three-dimensional realignment at different sites of the tarsal, midtarsal and tarsometatarsal regions. Complete correction, minimal bone loss and sparing of as much joint surface as possible is generally advisable for bony procedures in this area.In selected cases of complex deformities, foot models were reconstructed on the basis of computed tomograms...

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Long-term results after surgery for congenital clubfoot

R. Krauspe, J.L. Vispo Seara, J.F. Löhr

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 77-82

Subluxation of any of the adjacent joints of the subtalar complex, as well as bony deformities are frequent findings in incompletely corrected congenital clubfeet. Deformities of the talus (flat-top-talus) and of the navicular bone contribute to the development of secondary osteoarthritis (OA) of the ankle and the subtalar joint. A retrospective clinical and radiological study of 64 patients with...

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Surgery of hallux valgus. Distal metatarsal osteotomy—subcutaneous (‘Bösch’) versus open (‘Kramer’) procedures

A. Roth, W. Kohlmaier, C. Tschauner

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 109-117

Hallux valgus often requires operative correction. Two different techniques of distal osteotomy of the first metatarsal are described and compared; a closing wedge osteotomy with a saw and a subcutaneous osteotomy with a high-frequency reamer. Patients coming to surgery for problems with bunions were divided into two groups with similar deformities. In the first group osteotomy was performed with...

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Total ankle replacement. Review and critical analysis of the current status

G. Bauer, O. Eberhardt, D. Rosenbaum, L. Claes

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 119-126

Therapy resistant ankle pain and the disadvantages of ankle arthrodesis lead to the development of numerous ankle joint prostheses. When considering all ankle joint endoprosthetic developments since 1970, two different kinds of prosthesis can be distinguished. (i) Two component prostheses which can be further classified as constrained, semiconstrained and nonconstrained and (ii) three component prostheses...

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Osteoid osteoma in childhood and adolescence

C. Petersen, H. Zwipp, M. Jablonski, H. Tscherne

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 67-70

Osteoid osteoma is a rare benign bone tumour which occurs in childhood and adolescence. The clinical symptoms of non-specific pain may mimic other common disorders and lead to delay in diagnosis. After reviewing the course of nine children, the mode of diagnosis is demonstrated with a case report of a nidus in the talus. After exact identification, open resection is the treatment of choice. Other...

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A path for future research

Leslie Klenerman

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 65

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Open reduction and internal fixation of the posterior malleolus with a posterior antiglide plate using a postero-lateral approach—a preliminary report

M. Huber, P.M. Stutz, C. Gerber

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 95-103

Anatomical reduction and stability of articular fragments are the obvious goals of surgical treatment of fractures of weightbearing joints. The quality of the reduction of the posterior tibial malleolus in 30 consecutive ankle fracture-dislocations with involvement of the posterior malleolus treated by recommended techniques (group I) was analysed and compared to a study group (group II) consisting...

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A case of osteochondritis dissecans at the first metatarsal head

N. Wuelker, G. Peters

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 105-107

A 16-year-old female with pain in her left first metatarso-phalangeal joint was found to have a lesion at the metatarsal head with the typical radiographic and intraoperative appearance of osteochondritis dissecans. This condition can clearly be differentiated from other afflictions, such as ischaemic necrosis or osteochondral fracture. The patient was treated successfully by debridement and drilling.

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Dislocation of the peroneal tendons—long-term results of surgical treatment

P. Lankes, M. Krüger-Franke, B. Rosemeyer

Foot and Ankle Surgery > 1996 > 2 > 2 > 91-94

Dislocation of the peroneal tendons is an uncommon injury. The diagnosis may often be missed and the patient will not be correctly treated. The diagnosis of acute injury is often a ‘sprain of the ankle’. In chronic cases we have used the Viernstein and Rosemeyer operation. The follow-up examination was performed with radiographs, ultrasonography, clinically and by questionnaire at a mean of 8.3 years...

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SURGERY (2)
ANKLE JOINT (1)
ANKLE JOINT ARTHROPLASTY (1)
ANKLE JOINT PROSTHESES (1)
ANKLE JOINT REPLACEMENT (1)
BENIGN BONE TUMOUR (1)
CLUBFOOT (1)
COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (1)
DISLOCATION OF TENDONS (1)
DISTAL METATARSAL OSTEOTOMY (1)
ENDOPROSTHETIC DEVELOPMENTS (1)
FIRST METATARSO-PHALANGEAL JOINT (1)
FOOT (1)
FRACTURE FIXATION (1)
HALLUX VALGUS (1)
INTERNAL (1)
LONG-TERM RESULTS (1)
OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSECANS (1)
OSTEOID OSTEOMA (1)
PERONEAL TENDONS (1)
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS (1)
SURGICAL PROCEDURES (1)
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE DISLOCATION (1)
TALUS (1)
TARSAL RECONSTRUCTION (1)
ULTRASOUND OF THE ANKLE (1)
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