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Titre : | Foot and Ankle Clinics, Vol. 24, n° 2 - 2019 - The Cavus Foot |
Type de document : | Bulletin : Périodique |
Paru le : | 01/06/2019 |
Année de publication : | 2019 |
Langues: | Français |
Disponible en ligne : | Oui |
En ligne : | https://login.ezproxy.vinci.be/login?url=https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/foot-and-ankle-clinics/vol/24/issue/2 |
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Article
Cavovarus deformity can be the result of a plantar flexed first ray (forefoot-driven), a deformity of the hindfoot (hindfoot-driven), or a combination of both.
In midstance, plantarflexion of the first ray leads to a compensatory v[...]
Article
The clinical evaluation of the cavus foot should determine whether the deformity is forefoot-driven or hindfoot-driven.
Gait analysis and shoe wear patterns are the first steps in a thorough examination.
Lateral column ov[...]
Article
A cavovarus deformity results from muscular imbalances of the foot. Specifically, it can be driven by plantarflexion of the first ray (cavus), which results in inversion of the calcaneus/hindfoot (varus).
History, physical examinat[...]
Article
The goal of the treatment of pediatric cavovarus deformities is a well-balanced foot with optimal plantar pressure distribution, no progression or recurrence of the deformity, and no or postponed concomitant ankle, midfoot, and hindfoot arth[...]
Article
Clinical examination is key to identifying any functional loss.
Weight-bearing radiographs are used for procedure selection and quantifying the required correction.
Although several calcaneal osteotomies have been previou[...]
Article
The most common cause for end-stage ankle osteoarthritis is posttraumatic, often resulting in concomitant supramalleolar deformity.
Aims of the supramalleolar osteotomy include restoration of the lower-leg axis to improve intraarti[...]
Article
Corrective ankle arthrodesis for varus ankle osteoarthritis or severe cavovarus deformities is a challenging operation.
To have a satisfactory outcome, concomitant procedures are often required.
The main goal of surgery i[...]
Article
Coronal plane deformity following total ankle arthroplasty has been associated with poor clinical outcomes and early prosthesis failure.
Neutral mechanical alignment and prosthetic joint stability must be achieved through meticulou[...]
Article
In most cases, a varus, misaligned, unstable ankle needs additional surgeries after a 3-component total ankle replacement to become balanced.
Balancing the ankle using osteotomies above, at, and below the ankle in combination with [...]
Article
When treating talar neck and body fractures, adequate visualization of the talar neck via bilateral approaches is essential in avoiding rotatory or varus deformity.
In cases of medial comminution of the talar neck, lag screws must [...]
Article
Most mistakes in surgical decision-making occur when trying to correct moderate cavus deformity.
The Coleman block test may not be sufficient for predicting the ability of an osteotomy-based procedure to correct deformity.
[...]
Article
There is not as much role for the Coleman block test to determine flexibility of the foot, and this has led to many failures where we believed the foot to be flexible, and indeed an osteotomy was insufficient treatment.
The apex in[...]