2003
DOI: 10.1016/s1888-4415(03)76145-1
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Tratamiento quirúrgico percutáneo del hallux valgus mediante osteotomías múltiples

Abstract: ORIGINALESEl objetivo del tratamiento quirúrgico del hallux valgus es corregir todos los elementos patológicos de la enfermedad, así como mantener el antepié biomecánicamente funcional; si queremos ser eficaces en la resolución de las diferentes deformidades presentes, precisaremos de múltiples gestos quirúrgicos que exigirán amplias vías de abordaje siguiendo los postulados de la cirugía tradicional. La cirugía Objetivo. Se presenta la experiencia del tratamiento del hallux valgus mediante la realización de o… Show more

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“…At the last follow-up, only seven patients reported daily pain, compared to 63 cases (78.5%) of the preoperative period, while most of the subjects (73 cases; 91.5%) reported no pain or only mild occasional pain (Table 2). These percentages are similar to those of other studies [10, 24, 25]. Despite the anti-edema prophylaxis adopted, 40% of our subjects complained of swelling of the foot and ankle, which remained for more than a month after the operation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…At the last follow-up, only seven patients reported daily pain, compared to 63 cases (78.5%) of the preoperative period, while most of the subjects (73 cases; 91.5%) reported no pain or only mild occasional pain (Table 2). These percentages are similar to those of other studies [10, 24, 25]. Despite the anti-edema prophylaxis adopted, 40% of our subjects complained of swelling of the foot and ankle, which remained for more than a month after the operation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…According to Coughlin [29], it is very important to correct DMAA, since a stable recovery can be achieved only by setting up the bone structure, re-orienting articular surfaces and re-equilibrating muscle forces of the first ray, avoiding the retraction of soft tissue and peri-articular adhesions. As reported in the literature [10, 24, 35, 39, 42], confirmation of the re-orientation of the forces on the muscle-ligamentous compartment was seen as restoration of the articular congruency and sesamoid compartment alignment.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Its extension can be achieved Introduction La prise en charge chirurgicale de l'hallux valgus a été profondément modifiée depuis 20 ans. La première étape a été la diffusion en France de l'ostéotomie diaphysaire de M1 par Barouk [1][2][3][4] [8,9].…”
Section: Mots Clés Hallux Valgus · Ostéotomie · Radiologieunclassified
“…Open surgery is the reference technique but the complications including insufficient correction, associated stiffness and its consequences as well as the long delay before functional recovery reported by certain authors [4,7,10], have resulted in the evaluation of percutaneous treatment of these deformities. In the early part of the 21 st century, Mariano De Prado et al [11] began practicing a percutaneous technique in Europe to overcome the disadvantages of open surgery based on reports of surgery of the first ray by surgeons and podiatrists in the USA, [12,13] as well as numerous studies performed on toe deformities with ulcers in diabetics [14][15][16][17]. De Prado et al [18] described a systematic tenotomy of the flexor digitorum longus (FDL) and the flexor digitorum brevis (FDB) to correct proximal toe deformities that only leaves the interosseous and lumbrical muscles for active plantar flexion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%