2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.otsr.2021.103121
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Calcaneal osteotomy for hindfoot deformity

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“… 2 Although this rate varies depending on the type of activity, there are also certain risk factors associated with this condition, such as hyperlaxity, static or dynamic postural control deficits, and especially, hindfoot varus. 1 , 2 , 3 The latter is found to be associated with CAI in 8% to 28% of the cases in the literature. 2 , 4 Classic treatment involves lateral ankle ligament anatomic reconstruction (LALAR).…”
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“… 2 Although this rate varies depending on the type of activity, there are also certain risk factors associated with this condition, such as hyperlaxity, static or dynamic postural control deficits, and especially, hindfoot varus. 1 , 2 , 3 The latter is found to be associated with CAI in 8% to 28% of the cases in the literature. 2 , 4 Classic treatment involves lateral ankle ligament anatomic reconstruction (LALAR).…”
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“…Several open surgical calcaneal osteotomy repair techniques have been described to correct these hindfoot varus deformities. 3 , 10 The most frequent risks of these techniques are poor wound healing and infectious complications. 11 , 12 If ligament repair is also performed, the risk is increased by the numerous incisions.…”
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