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1Michigan Minimal Invasive and Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Fellowship, 15760 19 Mile Road, Suite E, Clinton Township, MI 48038, USA.
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This article will discuss the risk and benefits of percutaneous arthrodesis of various joints in the foot. This will focus on the surgical indications, the approach, as well as tips and pearls to enhance the outcomes of the procedures. Lastly, it will discuss post-surgical protocol and the postoperative complications that are particular to the percutaneous approach.
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