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A full-length standing posteroanterior radiograph that includes the calcaneus (hip-to-calcaneus radiograph), obtained with the patient in a bipedal stance on a radiolucent platform and facing the long film cassette, can be used to evaluate the m[...]Article
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Cet article présente le cas d'une patiente atteinte d'un pied plat valgus dégénératif de l'adulte (PPVDA) chez laquelle le bilan échographique et IRM retrouve un aspect pathologique du spring ligament (SL) mais pas de dysfonction du tendon tibia[...]DisponibilitéExemplaires (1)
Cote Support Localisation Section Disponibilité Docteur Imago. 25 (Décembre-janvier 2021) Périodique papier Woluwe Espace revues Consultation sur place uniquement
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The adult acquired flatfoot (AAF), secondary to posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD) poses a significant challenge to not only the patient, but also the treating clinician. Despite there being more than 350 articles published in the medica[...]Article
Most pediatric flexible flatfeet are asymptomatic and do not require surgery. The calcaneal lengthening osteotomy is a powerful corrective procedure for symptomatic flexible pediatric flatfoot. Assess intraoperatively for residual forefoot [...]Article
Progressive collapsing foot deformity is a common disabling process. Progressive collapsing foot deformity is complex with several components, including abduction forefoot deformity, foot pronation/supination, and heel valgus deformity. Medial[...]Article
The main feature of congenital vertical talus (CVT) is a dislocation of the talonavicular joint in combination with contractures of the dorsolateral tendons of the foot and tendo Achilles. Functional results of the miniinvasive method are sup[...]Article
Flatfoot is a complex deformity with multiligamentous insufficiency. Skeletal and soft tissue reconstruction must be considered when considering operative intervention. Ankle, hindfoot, and midfoot must be considered in the analysis when pl[...]Article
It is important to diagnose spring ligament injuries because of the probable consequences if not treated. Flatfoot deformity and loss of correction of treated flatfoot are the consequences of neglected spring ligament repair or reconstruction.[...]Article
Ryan T. Scott ; Michael D. Dujela ; Jason George DeVries ; Christopher F. Hyer ; Travis Langan ; Mark A. Prissel ; Bryan Van Dyke |The correction of the deformed arthritic foot and ankle is a complicated and somewhat controversial topic. After conservative methods fail, there is a wide range of possible bony procedures and arthrodesis that maybe performed. The appropriate w[...]Article
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Arthroereisis is a minimally invasive procedure originally designed for the treatment of pediatric patients that may be used as adjunct or stand-alone procedure in the treatment of adult flexible pes planus. It is a volume-obtaining procedure t[...]Article
Midforefoot abduction with talar head uncoverage at the Chopart joint is the key feature of class B progressive collapsing foot deformity (PCFD). Lateral column lengthening remains a viable option for correction for midfoot abduction in progres[...]Article
Le but de cette étude est de déterminer les conséquences physiopathologiques du pied plat valgus (pes planovalgus ) de patients atteints darthrite juvénile idiopathique (juvenile idiopathic arthritis , JIA) en les comparant à des sujets sains ([...]Article
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Progressive collapsing foot deformity (PCFD) is a 3-dimensional (3D) disease, hence 3D imaging is a requisite. Weight-bearing cone-beam CT is a transformative innovation in the clinical and research exploration of PCFD. The middle facet has be[...]Article
Arthrodesis procedures provide excellent correction and maintenance of deformity in most of the patients with severe progressive collapsing foot deformity. Patients with congenital or acquired bony abnormalities, tendon contractures, flexible a[...]Article
Flatfoot deformity can be associated with varus or posterior ankle arthritis as well as valgus ankle arthritis. Varus ankle arthritis and hindfoot valgus in flatfoot demonstrate opposing movement vectors of the talus and calcaneus at the talo[...]Article
Une patiente présente un pied plat valgus associé à une laxité de la première articulation cunéométatarsienne (C1M1) avec algie de transfert sous la tête du deuxième métatarsien. Dans ce cas, la collaboration est possible entre pédicures-podolog[...]Article
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Progressive collapsing foot deformity is a complex spectrum of disease that can be clinically and technically challenging to evaluate and treat. Successful treatment begins with appropriate staging and picking the surgical techniques necessary t[...]Article
This article presents a variety of severe deformities that the authors have encountered on Steps2Walk humanitarian programs globally. In correcting foot and ankle deformities, treatment should include both bony alignment correction and sof[...]Article
A true understanding of medial column biomechanics is paramount to a successful outcome whether treating a patient conservatively or after hallux valgus or flatfoot surgery. There are several seemingly dogmatic classification systems that exist [...]Article
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T. Leemrijse ; Jean-Luc Besse ; Bernhard Devos Bevernage ; B. Valtin | [S.l.] : Elsevier Masson | 2015Issue du travail collectif d'auteurs en majorité européens, tous leaders dans leur spécialité, cette nouvelle édition rassemble toutes les données actualisées sur la pathologie du pied et de la cheville.Les pathologies du pied sont très fréquent[...]DisponibilitéExemplaires (1)
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Une patiente se plaint de douleurs mécaniques de larrière-pied. Lexamen montre un pied plat valgus qui était jusque-là asymptomatique. À 64 ans, elle décompense son pied plat par une tendinopathie du tibial postérieur avec ténosynovite mécaniq[...]Article
Maurice Bouysset ; Nicolas Grenot, Directeur de publication, rédacteur en chef ; Gwendoline Toulemonde ; et al. |Sommaire : °Le pied de la polyarthrite rhumatoïde ....7 °Le pied rhumatoïde physiopathologie et biomécanique ....8 °Le pied rhumatoïde: aspects cliniques et imagerie ....12 °Traitements du pied rhumatoïde ....16 °Evaluez-vous en question[...]Article
Rhumatisme inflammatoire le plus fréquent, la polyarthrite rhumatoïde débute le plus souvent par une atteinte bilatérale et symétrique des mains et des pieds. Parfois inaugurales, les lésions des pieds peuvent à terme aboutir à un handicap fonct[...]Article
La polyarthrite rhumatoïde est un rhumatisme inflammatoire chronique auto-immun destructeur atteignant fréquemment les pieds. La synovite inflammatoire provoque un affaiblissement des structures de soutien du pied puis des destructions ostéo-art[...]Article
Johnson and Strom Stage I Progressive Collapsing Foot Deformity (PCFD) patients may have pain and swelling along the course of the posterior tibial tendon, but there is preserved function and no hindfoot deformity. A group of experts have propo[...]Article
The PCFD work group nomenclature advances our ability to describe this deformity. Despite the advancement the PCFD nomenclature provides further refinements are needed. Future improvements should focus on a more intuitive and easily categorize[...]Travail de fin d'études
Introduction Des études ont prouvés que le pied humain est un élément complexe et dynamique. On distingue les muscles extrinsèques et intrinsèques du pied. Les muscles extrinsèques du pied sont générateurs de force et responsables des mouveme[...]Article
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Jason George DeVries ; William T. DeCarbo ; Ryan T. Scott ; Brad Bussewitz ; Mitchell Thompson ; Christopher F. Hyer |Flexible PPV deformity is a complicated topic. It requires the surgeon to not only fully recognize and address all levels of deformity and pathology, but then also operate with efficiency to complete all aspects of the reconstruction in one sett[...]Article
Arthrodesis of the talonavicular joint has been shown in cadaveric models to lead to very little residual motion at the subtalar and calcaneocuboid joints and, consequently, may accelerate adjacent-joint arthrosis. Subtalar arthrodesis may be c[...]Article
Key points: Knowledge development has permitted a better diagnosis of Lisfranc injuries and recognition of its variants. Clinical and image assessments are portraying a new scenario for this condition. Different lesion patterns have been descr[...]Article
Failure of the spring ligament is required for deformity to progress in PCFD. The deltoid ligament may become incompetent even in cases of flexible hindfoot deformity. The deltoid and spring ligament, while individually described, are so intim[...]Article
The persistent forefoot abduction might lead to poor quality of propulsion, instability and necessitate kinematic adaptations at the foot; individuals with pronated feet may have implications on the underlying mechanisms of overuse injuries. [...]Article
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Progressive collapsing foot deformity (PCFD) is a multiplanar foot deformity comprised of hindfoot valgus, forefoot abduction, forefoot varus, and collapse or hypermobility of the medial column Clinical history and physical examination focused [...]Article
Tarsal coalitions are recognized as a congenital anomaly whereby the two or more bones of the hindfoot and midfoot are fused resulting in limitation of foot motion and pain. Tarsal coalitions were found to be the cause of painful flatfeet in ado[...]Article
The posterior tibial tendon muscle belly must be functional and non-atrophied for an allograft reconstruction. If the posterior tibial tendon muscle belly is scarred and not springy when assess intraoperatively, an FDL transfer should be perf[...]Article
Understanding progressive collapsing foot deformity (PCFD) is a complex undertaking with its varied presentations and spectrum of the disease. The pathologic condition of PCFD is multifactorial, and its surgical solutions are varied and elusive.[...]Article
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Stage 4 flatfoot is rare, accounting for less than 3% of all flatfoot cases. Conservative treatment tends to only be successful in frail and low-demand patients. The greater the number of fused segments, the poorer the functional out[...]Article
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Background: Diagnosis of flexible flatfoot is usually based upon radiographic or clinical measures. Radiographic measures pose a potential risk of radiation exposure especially in Paediatric population. Clinicians need a valid, accurate, easily[...]Article
A key element in understanding osseus etiology is the subtalar and talonavicular joint complex. Recent imaging techniques have led us to a better understanding. Posterior tibial tendon, plantar fascia, interosseus ligament, and spring ligament [...]