Vascular anatomy of the first metatarsal bone and surgical implications according to the severity of hallux valgus deformity: A cadaveric study

Peroneus longus tear associated with os peronum fracture: Review of current anatomic and surgical concepts regarding two case reports

“…It is known that there is a process of neovascularisation after a surgical procedure. (14) Although, it is possible that this neovascularisation does not reach the target if primary arteries are affected and the distance from the capillary vessels is bigger than 0.1 mm. (14) This is the reason why surgeons must respect the tendon's vincula when reconstructing it, independently of the surgical technique used.…”

“…(14) Although, it is possible that this neovascularisation does not reach the target if primary arteries are affected and the distance from the capillary vessels is bigger than 0.1 mm. (14) This is the reason why surgeons must respect the tendon's vincula when reconstructing it, independently of the surgical technique used. Associated pathologies as varus hindfoot deformity should also be treated, as the majority of patients with atraumatic peroneal tendon symptoms have a varus heel.…”