Surgery of the Foot and Ankle, Volume 1Michael J. Coughlin, Roger A. Mann The reference of choice in foot surgery has been thoroughly updated to reflect the latest developments in foot and ankle surgery. Under the expert editorial guidance of Drs. Coughlin and Mann, this two-volume text covers general considerations, the forefoot, neurologic disorders, arthritic conditions, postural disorders, miscellaneous disorders, sports medicine, pediatric, and trauma. Eight new contributors bring fresh insight to several major topics: conservative treatment of foot and ankle, congenital neurological disorders, flat foot in children and young adults, heel pain, infections of the foot, tumors and metabolic disorders of the foot, dermatology, congenital foot and ankle deformities, miscellaneous soft tissue injuries, fractures and fracture dislocations of the ankle, and fractures and dislocations of the foot. Presents both conservative and surgical treatments with a clinically focused approach. Carefully details the precise methods for carrying out the preferred surgical approach, complemented by intricate line drawings. Discusses the biomechanics of the foot and ankle as well as principles of examination, imaging, conservative treatment, and peripheral anesthesia. Organized into nine sections - general considerations, the forefoot, neurologic conditions, arthritic conditions, postural disorders, miscellaneous conditions, sports medicine, pediatrics, and trauma. Clearly defines preoperative planning and postoperative management. |
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Page 139
... medial aspect of the lower leg accompanying the saphenous vein and innervates the skin on the medial aspect of the leg and foot . It lies on the medial aspect of the tibia ( Fig . 5-10 ) just posterior to the saphenous vein and ...
... medial aspect of the lower leg accompanying the saphenous vein and innervates the skin on the medial aspect of the leg and foot . It lies on the medial aspect of the tibia ( Fig . 5-10 ) just posterior to the saphenous vein and ...
Page 187
... medial aspect of the first metatarsal shaft ( Fig . 6-60 , A to D ) . The surgeon must not remove an excessive amount of medial eminence , because this could narrow the metatarsal head and create medial instability that could lead to a ...
... medial aspect of the first metatarsal shaft ( Fig . 6-60 , A to D ) . The surgeon must not remove an excessive amount of medial eminence , because this could narrow the metatarsal head and create medial instability that could lead to a ...
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... medial aspect of the MTP joint , exposing the medial eminence . 3. A subperiosteal dissection is carried out along the dorsomedial aspect of the distal metatarsal , with care taken not to disrupt the dorsal lateral structures so as to ...
... medial aspect of the MTP joint , exposing the medial eminence . 3. A subperiosteal dissection is carried out along the dorsomedial aspect of the distal metatarsal , with care taken not to disrupt the dorsal lateral structures so as to ...
Contents
Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle | 2 |
Principle of Examination of the Foot and Ankle | 36 |
Imaging of the Foot and Ankle | 51 |
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accessory achieved alignment angle approximately arthritis arthrodesis articular aspect associated base beneath Bone Joint Surg branch calcaneus capsule carried cause changes Clin clinical coalition complications correction demonstrates develop disease distal dorsal dorsiflexion evaluation examination excision extensor feet fifth fixation fixed flexion flexor foot and ankle Foot Ankle forefoot fracture function fusion hallucis hallux valgus deformity heel hindfoot imaging incision increased indicated injury insertion involved lateral lesion lesser ligament longitudinal longus medial metatarsal head metatarsal osteotomy motion MTP joint muscle navicular necessary nerve normal noted occurs Orthop osteotomy pain patient performed peroneal placed plantar plantar flexion position posterior tibial postoperative Preoperative present pressure problem procedure proximal phalanx radiograph release removed reported resection rotation scan sesamoid severe shoe significant skin soft tissue stability subtalar joint surface surgery surgical symptoms talus tarsal technique tendon third transfer transverse treatment usually varus weeks weight
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