<i>Cathedrals of Europe</i>. Anne Prache , Ian West , Alayne Pullen

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“…There is a growing body of evidence linking abnormalities in joint malalignment to the development of osteoarthrosis. 4,36,58,90 More recent observational studies have demonstrated a greater incidence of osteoarthrosis in flat feet compared with controls. 50 For the foreseeable, arthroereisis remains a popular intervention with foot and ankle surgeons.…”

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Subtalar Joint Arthroereisis in the Management of Pediatric Flexible Flatfoot: A Critical Review of the Literature

Metcalfe¹,

Bowling²,

Reeves³

2011

Foot Ankle Int.

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Current evidence is limited to consecutive case series or ad hoc case reports. Limited evidence exists to suggest that devices may have a more complex mode of action than simple motion blocking or axis altering effects. The interplay between osseous alignment and dynamic stability within the foot may contribute to the effectiveness of this procedure. Although literature suggests patient satisfaction rates of between 79% to 100%, qualitative outcome data based on disease specific, validated outcome tools may improve current evidence and permit comparison of future study data.

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