In recent years, some authors have reported accessory anterolateral talar facet impingement with flatfoot including peroneal spastic flatfoot. Conversely, to our knowledge, no case report has been published about accessory anterolateral talar facet impingement with tibialis spastic varus foot. We report the first case in a 22-year-old man with intellectual disability, bilateral cleft hands and ...

Objective: In this study, we aimed to compare the clinical and radiological results of extensile lateral (EL) approach sinus tarsi (ST) in calcaneal fracture surgery.
 Materyal-Metod: A total 40 patients with Sanders II-III fractures, including 22 EL group 18 ST group, were included retrospective study. evaluation, changes calcaneus Bohler Gissane angle, length, width, height measured duri...

OBJECTIVE Verify the variables of plantar pressure distribution of patients submitted to surgical procedure for calcaneal fracture, and correlate them with two different surgical approaches. METHOD The authors studied 15 patients between 20 and 53 years of age (average 40.06 yrs.) who had intra-joint calcaneal fractures, submitted to surgical treatment by means of two different approaches: th...

Most children with flatfeet are asymptomatic and will never require treatment. In general, flatfoot deformity is flexible and will not cause pain or disability; it is a normal variant of foot shape. Thus, it is essential to reassure and educate patients and parents. A flatfoot with a contracture of the Achilles tendon may be painful. In these cases, a stretching program may help relieve pain. S...