Foot and Ankle Disorders in ChildrenSteven J. DeValentine This text, aimed at students and practicing chiropodists, describes the conservative and surgical management of foot disorders in children. Special emphasis is placed on paediatric examination, diagnostic imaging, trauma management, congenital deformities, and foot/ankle trauma. |
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... talar head at the end of the dorsiflexion range of motion . 16 Outland and Murphy have suggested that if one thinks of the talar head as having a plastic consistency prior to ossification , it is easy to visualize the remodeling effect ...
... talar head at the end of the dorsiflexion range of motion . 16 Outland and Murphy have suggested that if one thinks of the talar head as having a plastic consistency prior to ossification , it is easy to visualize the remodeling effect ...
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... head of the first metatarsal is re- placed by a bulging inwards , most prominent below and in front of the internal ... talar head bulges medially in the medial midfoot . Because the talus is so abnormally internally rotated and medially ...
... head of the first metatarsal is re- placed by a bulging inwards , most prominent below and in front of the internal ... talar head bulges medially in the medial midfoot . Because the talus is so abnormally internally rotated and medially ...
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... talar head causes the line of body weight through the talar head to allow an even distribution of the GRF through all the metatarsal heads . ( B ) However , in a pes valgus foot the talar head is positioned in a medial location , and ...
... talar head causes the line of body weight through the talar head to allow an even distribution of the GRF through all the metatarsal heads . ( B ) However , in a pes valgus foot the talar head is positioned in a medial location , and ...
Contents
Functional Developmental Anatomy and Physiology of | 1 |
General Examination of the Infant and Child | 19 |
Neurologic Examination of the Infant and Child | 39 |
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abnormal adolescent adult anatomic angle ankle anteroposterior arthrodesis associated Bone Joint Surg calcaneal calcaneus cast child Clin Orthop clinical clubfoot congenital contracture correction degrees digits disease displacement distal tibial dorsal dorsiflexion epiphysis equinovarus equinus etiology evaluation extensor femoral fibula flatfoot flexor foot forefoot fracture gait hallux valgus heel hindfoot incision infant infection injury involved juvenile Kirschner wire lateral lesion ligament lower extremity medial metatarsal metatarsophalangeal joint metatarsus adductus muscle navicular normal occur orthosis osseous ossification osteomyelitis osteotomy patients Pediatr Orthop pediatric percent pes valgus deformity phalanx physeal physis plane plantar Podiatr Med Assoc polydactyly position posterior postoperative procedure pronation proximal radiographic rearfoot reduction reported resection rotation Salter-Harris sesamoid skeletal skin soft tissue release spastic STJA subtalar joint supination surgery surgical syndactyly talar head talocalcaneal talonavicular talus tarsal coalition technique tion transverse trauma treatment usually valgus deformity varus vertical talus wedge weight-bearing wound