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Subcapital talar osteotomy to correct transverse plane structural flatfoot deformities

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    1 Professor and Chairman, Department of Orthopedics.
    John H. Walter Jr.
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    Address correspondence to: Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, Eighth at Race Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107.
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    1 Professor and Chairman, Department of Orthopedics.
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    2 Submitted during second year residency, Graduate Health Systems — Parkview Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
    Michael A. Bailey
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    2 Submitted during second year residency, Graduate Health Systems — Parkview Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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    3 Submitted during second year residency, Graduate Health Systems – Parkview Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
    Michael R. Kressler
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    3 Submitted during second year residency, Graduate Health Systems – Parkview Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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  • Author Footnotes
    1 Professor and Chairman, Department of Orthopedics.
    2 Submitted during second year residency, Graduate Health Systems — Parkview Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
    3 Submitted during second year residency, Graduate Health Systems – Parkview Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S1067-2516(09)80042-2
Subcapital talar osteotomy to correct transverse plane structural flatfoot deformities
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      Subcapital talar neck adductory wedge osteotomies have significant benefits in the correction of angular deformities of the talar head in the pediatric flatfoot. Reconstruction of a severe flatfoot may include an Evans opening calcaneal osteotomy, a modified Young's tenosuspension with a posterior tibial and spring ligament advancement and a tendo Achillies lengthening. Talar neck osteotomies should also be considered in the presurgical evaluation of the pediatric and adolescent flatfoot with severe transverse plane deformity.
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