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Metatarsus Adductus and Skewfoot Deformity
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2006Metatarsus adductus deformity should be recognized and addressed appropriately and in a timely fashion so as to achieve an effective correction with low rates of recurrence. Early diagnosis and treatment are of paramount importance, because spontaneous resolution is rare.
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Surgical Management of Metatarsus Adductus Deformity
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1987This article is intended to provide the podiatric physician with a comprehensive overview of the surgical management of metatarsus adductus deformity. Both soft tissue and osseous procedures are reviewed including a practical discussion of the preferred incisional approaches, surgical techniques, and postoperative care.
G V, Yu, B, Johng, R, Freireich
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Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 1983
In a retrospective study of results of treatment in 160 children (265 feet) who had metatarsus adductus prospectively defined by severity and flexibility, we found that in 147 patients treated with plaster casts or casts followed by derotation splints the only significant predictor of a good outcome was the age of the patient.
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In a retrospective study of results of treatment in 160 children (265 feet) who had metatarsus adductus prospectively defined by severity and flexibility, we found that in 147 patients treated with plaster casts or casts followed by derotation splints the only significant predictor of a good outcome was the age of the patient.
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EARLY TREATMENT OF METATARSUS VARUS (ADDUCTUS)
Pediatrics, 1949Early recognition and treatment of a common deformity of the foot in infants is urged. The pathology of metatarsus varus has been described, emphasizing the normal hindfoot in the pre-ambulant child. Metatarsus varus may be the precursor of a late hallux valgus deformity.
A B, SIRBU, B, COLLOFF
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Pediatric Metatarsus Adductus and Skewfoot Deformity
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2010Skewfoot is a rare condition that is often missed early in a child's development. Mild and flexible forms can be successfully treated with cast immobilization and shoe therapy. In more severe forms, surgical intervention is indicated if there are underlying neuromuscular conditions or the individual is affected on a daily basis because of the deformity.
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The Modified Lepird Procedure for Correction of Metatarsus Adductus
Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2019Metatarsus adductus is a common transverse plane congenital foot deformity. Achieving anatomic correction can be challenging, as all osteotomy procedures have a steep learning curve. A multitude of complications can occur when using traditional pan-metatarsal osteotomy approaches.
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A reappraisal of metatarsus adductus and skewfoot.
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1986The hypothesis that the treatment of adduction of the fore part of the foot in the child is altered by an associated deformity of the middle or the hind part, or both, was tested in a prospective study of eighty-four patients (124 feet). Radiographic classification delineated four configurations of adduction of the foot, based on varying relationships ...
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2019
Many obstacles exist in properly managing metatarsus adductus at all ages. These include diagnosis, nosology, prognosis, treatment, and socioeconomic effect. Scientific controversy exists at each of these critical points. The reason for this controversy is the sparsity of reliable scientific data. Families are understandably reluctant to participate in
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Many obstacles exist in properly managing metatarsus adductus at all ages. These include diagnosis, nosology, prognosis, treatment, and socioeconomic effect. Scientific controversy exists at each of these critical points. The reason for this controversy is the sparsity of reliable scientific data. Families are understandably reluctant to participate in
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A REAPPRAISAL OF METATARSUS ADDUCTUS AND SKEWFOOT
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 1987The hypothesis that the treatment of adduction of the fore part of the foot in the child is altered by an associated deformity of the middle or the hind part, or both, was tested in a prospective study of eighty-four patients (124 feet). Radiographic classification delineated four configurations of adduction of the foot, based on varying relationships ...
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