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Kyle S Peterson1, Benjamin D Overley2, Thomas C Beideman3
1Suburban Orthopaedics, 1110 West Schick Road, Bartlett, IL 60103, USA.
Abstract:
Flexible adult acquired flatfoot disorder is commonly treated with the use of osteotomies in the calcaneus and medial column. The combination of these joint-preserving osteotomies with additional soft-tissue procedures allows realignment of the hindfoot with the goal of preventing further deformity or degenerative joint disease. A thorough understanding of each patient's condition allows the surgeon to match the correct osteotomy to the clinical indication, while also successfully executing the planned surgery.
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