Varus Hindfoot Deformity After Talar Fracture
James A. Sproule, Mark A. Glazebrook, Alastair S. Younger. 26 December 2011 PDF (1057 KB) The unique anatomy of the talus contributing to three important joints makes its integrity and joint congruency crucial for normal foot function. Consequently, posttraumatic malalignment of the talus ...
Total Ankle Replacement in Ankle Arthritis with Varus Talar Deformity: Pathophysiology, Evaluation, and Management Principles
D. Josh Mayich, Timothy R. Daniels. 14 December 2011 PDF (2076 KB) VMAA is common in end-stage ankle arthritis with varying and poorly described etiologies. With a greater understanding of VMAA, it is becoming apparent that its pathology has both hereditary and envir...
Distal Tibial Varus
Douglas Beaman, Richard Gellman. 14 December 2011 PDF (241 KB) The focus of this article is the correction of distal tibial varus deformities utilizing gradual techniques and distraction osteogenesis. Distraction osteogenesis is the formation of new bone after an...
The Varus Ankle and Instability
Georg Klammer, Emanuel Benninger, Norman Espinosa. 14 December 2011 PDF (2967 KB) Hindfoot varus has been recognized as an anatomic risk factor that promotes chronic lateral ankle instability. Hindfoot varus is present in 8% of patients with ankle instability, and with 28% it is th...
Cavus Foot
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