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Accessory Bones of the Foot
Accessory Navicular
Achilles Tendinitis
Akin Procedure
Amputation of Foot and Ankle
Anterior Impingement Snydrome of Ankle
Arthrodesis of First MTP Joint
Avulsion of Base of 5th Metatarsal
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Calcaneus
Calcaneal Apophysitis
Calcaneovalgus Foot
Cavovarus Foot
Cheilectomy of First MTP
Chevron Osteotomy
Claw Toes
Congenital Vertical Talus
Compartment Syndrome of the Foot:
Curly Toes
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Diabetic Foot and Ankle
Dislocation of MTP Joint:
Distal Tibial Tarsal Syndrome
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Equinovalgus
Examination of the Foot
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Fibromatosis
Flat Foot
Freiberg’s Disease
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Girdlestone Taylor Procedure
Grice Arthrodesis
H
Haglund’s Deformity
Hallux Rigidus
Hallux Valgus
Hammer Toes
Harris Beath View
Heel Pain
Hoffman Procedure
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Infections of the Foot:
Ingrown Toe Nail
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Keller Procedure
Kohler’s Disease I
Lapidus Procedure
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Ledderhose Disease
Lisfranc’s Fracture
Lisfranc’s Sprain
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Mallet Toe
McBride Procedure
Metatarsus Adductus
Metatarsalgia
Midfoot/Forefoot Fractures
Midtarsal Injuries
Mitchell Bunion Procedure
Morton’s Neuroma
MPJ Dislocation
Muscles of Foot
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Orthotics for the Foot
Os Trigonium
Overlapping Toes
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Pes Cavus
Plantar Fascia
Plantar Fascitis
Plantar Fibromatosis
Planovalgus
Plantar Warts
Polydactyly
Prosthetics for the Foot
Proximal MT Osteotomy
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Radiographic Studies
Rheumatoid Foot
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Second Toe Transfer
Sesamoid Bones of the Foot
Sinus Tarsi
Sub-Talar Arthrodesis
Sub-Talar Joint
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Talus
Tarsal Coaliltion
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Tibialis Posterior Rupture
Toe Fracture
Toe Walking
Toenail Fungus
Triple Arthrodesis
Tumors of Foot
Turf Toe
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Other links
Pediatric Foot Disorders: Congenital Abnormalities
Pediatric Foot Disorders: Developmental Deformities
Pediatric Foot Disorders: Infection
Pediatric Foot Disorders: Normal Variations
Pediatric Foot Disorders: Tumors
Discussion: – oblique diaphyseal osteotomy that is directed proximal-plantar to distal-dorsal; – long dorsal shelf of bone supports the distal fragment, making dorsal displacement of the osteotomy unlikely; – type of intrinsically stable metatarsal osteotomy (weightbearing on the foot compresses the osteotomy) – other types of intrinsically stable osteotomies include the proximal … Read more
– Congruent Joint: – if there is no lateral subluxation, then the joint is congruent; – hallux valgus may be the result of lateral deviation of articular surface rather than subluxation of proximal phalanx on metatarsal head; – if joint is congruent, proximal phalanx can’t be rolled around on … Read more
– Diabetic Foot Infection – Deep Puncture Wound: – puncture wounds most often result in staph aureus infections (most common organism), or pseudomonas infection (most common gram negative organism); – staph aureus is the most common organism in soft tissue infections, where as pseudomonas is the most common cause … Read more
– See: claw toes – Discussion: – in claw toe MP joint is hyperextended and the IP joint is flexed w/ or w/o a fixed contracture of either joint; – etiology: bilateral sesmoidectomy or lateral sesamoidectomy; – in hallux claw toe, there is inability of pt to apply pulp of great toe to sole of … Read more
– Discussion: – hallux rigidus results from degenerative changes at the first MTP joint; – this may be more disabling than hallux valgus, because pt is unable to achieve relief even when not wearing shoes; – it is a frequent complaint of runners; – there is limitation of motion and pain at the MTP joint … Read more
– See: – adolescent bunion – bunionette – Discussion: – pathophysiology – blood supply of MCP joint – windlass mechanism – diff dx: – gout – hallux rigidus (cheilectomy); – references: – Anatomic variations in the first ray: Part I. Anatomic aspects related to bunion surgery. – Muscle in hallux valgus. – Kinematics of the … Read more
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– See: Claw Toes – Discussion: – in pts who have a rigid cock-up deformity of toe that is present at skeletal maturity, we perform arthrodeses of the proximal and DIP joints, removing wedges of articular cartilage and adjacent bone based dorsally to correct the deformity, shorten the toe, and allow for apposition of osseous surfaces … Read more
– Diabetic Foot – Treatment Considerations – Syme’s Amputation – Ankle-level amputation. – Chopart Amputations: – The Modified Chopart’s Amputation. – Resurrection of the amputations of Lisfranc and Chopart for diabetic gangrene. – Congenital Chopart amputation. A functional assessment. – Pirogoff: – Pirogoff Amputation for Foot Trauma: An Unusual Amputation Level A … Read more
– Indications: – temporary fixation of foot to eliminate ankle & soft tissue motion at frx site may be needed w/ open frx treated w/ external fixators; – patient w/ concurrent head injury or severe soft tissue wounds involving muscles that control ankle or foot motion; – foot inclusion … Read more