Planejamento e correção cirúrgica do pé cavo
Keywords:
Foot Deformities, Cavus Foot/surgery, OsteotomyAbstract
High plantar arch and equinus forefoot is seen in pes cavus and traumatic, neurologic or idiopatic causes can be associated with. There are several surgical techniques for cavus correction. Pre-op planning through clinical and besides x-ray study is essential to achieve neutral alignment and muscle balance. It was demonstrated good outcome from cavus foot related to myelomeningocele corrected by Cole technique (midfoot) and Samilson (calcaneus).
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