- Training
- 09/10/2020
- US
Correction of Plano Valgus Foot Deformity (Brief)
Description
This video transcript features Jonathan Deland, discussing a surgical procedure performed on a patient in their early twenties suffering from severe heel valgus and abduction. The presentation outlines the absence of posterior tibial tendon failure in younger patients, contrasting it with older patients who may require tendon transfer due to insufficiency. The procedure focuses on correcting the foot's alignment through various osteotomies, with detailed descriptions of the specific anatomical structures involved and the technique behind each surgical step. Jonathan uses anatomical views (AP and lateral) to illustrate the patient's malalignment issues, particularly highlighting the severe valgus in the heel, which necessitates correction. He emphasizes the importance of careful dissection and the steps taken to prepare and execute the corrections, including the use of grafts and fixation methods to ensure proper positioning and stabilization post-surgery.
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