Arthroscopic Keller technique for Freiberg disease

Carro, Luís Pérez; Golanó, Pau; Fariñas, Óscar; Cerezal, Luís; Abad, J. Chismol

doi:10.1016/j.arthro.2004.04.044

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“…6 The suture is passed through the plantar plate and plantar skin Fig. 7 The extensor digitorum brevis tendon graft is brought into the joint surgery management of this disease was suggested by Carro [10]. Arthroscopic removal of loose body and arthroscopic debridement was recommended in early stages of all age groups.…”

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Arthroscopic interpositional arthroplasty for Freiberg’s disease

Lui¹

2006

Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc

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Freiberg's disease is a relatively rare condition and can be difficult to manage, especially in those with late stages. Surgical treatment should be considered if conservative treatment cannot relieve the symptoms. We describe an arthroscopic interpositional arthroplasty for extensive late stages (stage IV or V) Freiberg's disease. Metatarsophalangeal arthroscopy is performed with dorsolateral and dorsomedial portals. Loose body is removed and joint surfaces are debrided. Extensor digitorum brevis tendon graft is harvested and rolled and brought into the joint. The technique is easy and can be performed on outpatient basis.

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Arthroscopic interpositional arthroplasty for Freiberg’s disease

Lui¹

2006

Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc

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“…(Table 3) Thirteen (13.4%) studies reported on the results of a total of 70 joint destructive procedures (72 patients; 74 feet). 15,20,25,31,36,62,63,67,68,70,74,76,77 Joint destructive procedures performed were the following: interpositional arthroplasty (25), implant arthroplasty (23), arthroplasty (16), and metatarsal head resection (6). Of the 6 (46.2%) studies where laterality was reported there were 3 left feet and 7 right feet.…”

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Surgical Management of Freiberg’s Infraction

Schade¹

2015

Foot & Ankle Specialist

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“…Two years following resection the patient was symptom-free. 9 The evidence is insufficient (Grade I recommendation) to support the efficacy of arthroscopic debridement of the MTP joint for Freiberg's disease.…”

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