Operative Treatment of the Foot and AnkleArmen S. Kelikian While stressing the importance of proper diagnosis in foot and ankle trauma, this work provides clinicians various techniques that will also improve treatment. The text can be used as a surgical guide, and is organized by disease or disorder of the foot and ankle. |
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... portals . Because of the risk to the Achilles tendon and the posterior tibial neurovas- cular structures , the only safe posterior portal that the authors utilize is the posterolateral portal ( Fig . 19-6 ) . Accessory Portals . The ...
... portals . Because of the risk to the Achilles tendon and the posterior tibial neurovas- cular structures , the only safe posterior portal that the authors utilize is the posterolateral portal ( Fig . 19-6 ) . Accessory Portals . The ...
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... PORTAL ANTEROLATERAL PORTAL ACCESSORY ACCESSORY ANTEROLATERAL PORTAL ANTEROMEDIAL PORTAL Dorsalis pedis a . Deep peroneal n . Figure 19-5 . Anterior anatomy . Three anterior and two accessory portals are used in ankle arthroscopy . Use ...
... PORTAL ANTEROLATERAL PORTAL ACCESSORY ACCESSORY ANTEROLATERAL PORTAL ANTEROMEDIAL PORTAL Dorsalis pedis a . Deep peroneal n . Figure 19-5 . Anterior anatomy . Three anterior and two accessory portals are used in ankle arthroscopy . Use ...
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... portal is made at the same level or slightly higher than the pos- terolateral portal ( Fig . 19-6 ) . It is established 1 to 1.5 cm lateral to the posterolateral portal , and extreme caution must be exercised to avoid injury to the neu ...
... portal is made at the same level or slightly higher than the pos- terolateral portal ( Fig . 19-6 ) . It is established 1 to 1.5 cm lateral to the posterolateral portal , and extreme caution must be exercised to avoid injury to the neu ...
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Fractures of the Calcaneus 389 Dror Paley | 22 |
Prescription Footwear and Orthoses | 51 |
Hallux Valgus and Metatarsus Primus | 65 |
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