Purpose: Pes planus (or flatfoot) is the most common deformity in children with cerebral
palsy. There are several surgical interventions used to treat it: single calcaneal osteotomies …

Future research should focus on refining operative indications and interventions with larger,
multicenter, prospective cohorts to provide more robust evidence in surgical decision …

Background: Pes planovalgus, or flexible flatfoot, deformity is a common problem in pediatric
orthopedic patients. There is no consensus on using the technique of arthroereisis in the …

Introduction Although pes planus, a common deformity in children with cerebral palsy (CP),
is predominantly treated through lateral column lengthening (LCL), subtalar arthroereisis …

Purpose Planovalgus foot deformity (PVFD) is common in children with neuromuscular
conditions and severe deformity may require surgical correction. This study aims to assess …

Background Pes planovalgus is one of the most common pediatric skeletal deformities.
There have been no studies to analyze in detail the spatiotemporal variables of gait …

Ein Pes planovalgus kann bei Kindern aus diversen Ursachen heraus auftreten. Die
subtalare Arthrorise ist eine etablierte operative Option bei idiopathischem Pes planovalgus …

Den proximalsten Anteil des Fußes stellt der Rückfuß, auch Tarsus oder Fußwurzel genannt,
dar. Er besteht aus einer proximalen und einer distalen Anreihung von Knochen. Die …

Background: There have been no reports on arthroereisis screw insertion into the talus in
patients with flexible flatfoot. We aimed to conduct a clinical and radiological assessment in …