Arthrodesis for traumatic flat foot: Tarsometatarsal and medial longitudinal arch fusion by inlay grafting, 11 feet followed for 1.5 years

The Slot Graft Technique for Foot and Ankle Arthrodesis in a High-Risk Patient Group

“…Petj et al described a similar technique in a group of 11 patients treated for post-traumatic arthritis and flat foot deformity. 27 Arthrodesis of the naviculocuneiform and first tarsometatarsal joint was performed using an iliac crest structural inlay graft technique to stabilize the medial column. Additional joints were fused using a dowel grafting technique as described by Johnson and Johnson.…”

“…Grafting with vascularized fibular grafts, creating dowels or inlay grafting are all considerations in the high-risk patient. 19,27,32,35,37 Biomechanical studies have improved our understanding of the best fixation techniques to reduce the risk of nonunion. 5,6,8,14,17,24,25,30,33,34 Failure of revision procedures has also been reported with relatively high rates and occasionally below-knee amputation is the final salvage operation.…”

Erişkinlerde pes planus

“…Erişkinlerde pes planus izlenmesi durumunda etiyolojide esnek pes planus, [5] PTT disfonksiyonu, [6] travma, [7] artritler, [8] iyatrojenik deformite, [9] nöropatik artropatiler (Charcot), [10] nöromusküler hastalıklar [5] ve tarsal koalisyon [11] gibi nedenler bulunabilir.…”

Lapicotton technique in the treatment of progressive collapsing foot deformity

“…Solutions for these challenges are scarce within the literature, with authors usually recommending a plantar first metatarsal translation to compensate the possible losses (20,21) . There is no previous study depicting the use of a bone block wedge in TMT fusions for PCFD (22,23) .…”