2007
DOI: 10.1016/s0035-1040(07)73256-7
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Complications des ostéotomies du premier rayon

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“… 8 , 9 , 10 Following scarf osteotomy, through (an impaction of the two osteotomy fragments resulting in loss of metatarsal height and pronation of the distal fragment) reaching a 35% 11 and postoperative stiffness in the metatarsophalengeal joint have been recorded. 12 It has also been reported that a rotational scarf osteotomy helps to prevent complications like through. 8 …”
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confidence: 99%
“… 8 , 9 , 10 Following scarf osteotomy, through (an impaction of the two osteotomy fragments resulting in loss of metatarsal height and pronation of the distal fragment) reaching a 35% 11 and postoperative stiffness in the metatarsophalengeal joint have been recorded. 12 It has also been reported that a rotational scarf osteotomy helps to prevent complications like through. 8 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comme Bonnel [11], on a retrouvé une corrélation post-opératoire entre les angles métatarso-phalangien et articulaire distal métatarsien témoignant de l'interaction entre ces deux mesures. Les complications de ce type de chirurgie sont dominées par les hypo-corrections et les hyper-corrections [18]. L'hypo correction est définie dans la littérature par un angle métatarso-phalangien supérieur à 25° alors que la récidive correspond à un angle supérieur à 30° [19].…”
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“…Le symposium de la SOFCOT en 2002 [20] avait conclu à un taux de récidive de 3 à 8% et il est de 3,3% dans notre série. Les causes de cette hypo-correction sont variées et représentées essentiellement par une arthrolyse latérale incomplète et/ou par la persistance d'hallomégalie en post-opératoire [18, 19, 21]. L'hallux varus iatrogène survenant après ostéotomie de Scarf est incontestablement mal vécu par le malade et le chirurgien vu qu'il est douloureux et invalidant.…”
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“…32,33 However, they were not focused on complications. In a prospective study 34 that involved the large amount of 475 feet, the incidence of complications after Scarf osteotomy was analyzed. Here, complications were rare.…”
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confidence: 99%