1985
DOI: 10.1097/01241398-198507000-00010
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Butler Arthroplasty for Correction of the Adducted Fifth Toe: A Retrospective Study of 36 Operations Between 1968 and 1982

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“…20 The advancement flaps facilitate visualization of the central polydactyly pathoanatomy, and address the redundant plantar soft tissue which may contribute to persistent widening of the gap created by the resection of the duplicated ray seen after the more standard dorsal racquet incision. 20 The advancement flaps facilitate visualization of the central polydactyly pathoanatomy, and address the redundant plantar soft tissue which may contribute to persistent widening of the gap created by the resection of the duplicated ray seen after the more standard dorsal racquet incision.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…20 The advancement flaps facilitate visualization of the central polydactyly pathoanatomy, and address the redundant plantar soft tissue which may contribute to persistent widening of the gap created by the resection of the duplicated ray seen after the more standard dorsal racquet incision. 20 The advancement flaps facilitate visualization of the central polydactyly pathoanatomy, and address the redundant plantar soft tissue which may contribute to persistent widening of the gap created by the resection of the duplicated ray seen after the more standard dorsal racquet incision.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Celle-ci est décrite sous différentes formes avec un taux d'échec variable en rapport avec la rétraction cutanée cicatricielle (cas des plasties d'allongement en V-Y dorsal isolées entraînant des récidives locales [11]) mais jugées indispensables pour éviter la récidive. La technique de Butler [2,12,13] reste la référence : elle consiste en une incision en raquette avec plastie cutanée d'allongement dorsal en V-Y et de raccourcissement en Y-V plantaire. Black et al [13] notent 30 % de mauvais résultats et un risque de lésion pédiculaire assez important.…”
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“…La technique de Butler [2,12,13] reste la référence : elle consiste en une incision en raquette avec plastie cutanée d'allongement dorsal en V-Y et de raccourcissement en Y-V plantaire. Black et al [13] notent 30 % de mauvais résultats et un risque de lésion pédiculaire assez important. Cette technique modifiée par Derhy [5], excluant tout refend plantaire, semble donner de bons résultats sans risque vasculaire mais au prix d'un abord cutané.…”
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“…The Butler's procedure, which addresses the soft tissues at the dorsal medial and the plantar aspect of the toe, allows for correction of the structural abnormalities and gives consistent results, provided care is taken not to produce excessive tension on the neurovascular bundle when full correction is obtained [1,2,14].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Black et al [1] reported their good‐to‐excellent results in 34 out of 36 operations. Cockin [2] reported good results in 90% of patients, fair in 6%, and poor in 3%, whereas De‐Boeck [14] reported satisfactory results in 22 out of 23 procedures.…”
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confidence: 99%