Subtalar arthroereisis for treatment of children with flexible planovalgus foot deformity and analysis of CT data in long-term period.
case_series · Level IV
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Abstract
The aim of the study is to analyze the long-term results of the subtalar arthroereisis of the feet according to Grice in children with flexible symptomatic planovalgus foot deformity. 29 children (58 feet) were treated with symptomatic flexible planovalgus foot deformity. The average value of AOFAS increased from 63 (51-84) to 92 (53-96) points. According to CT size of the bone graft corresponded to 83% of the size of the subtalar sinus. In compliance with all the technical features of this operation, it is effective for correction of flexible planovalgus foot deformity with pronounced verticalization of talus. IV.
Anatomy
- foot
- ankle