Recommendation: There is evidence supporting medial soft tissue reconstruction, such as
spring and deltoid ligament reconstructions, in the treatment of severe progressive …

Recent anatomic studies suggest that the spring and deltoid ligaments are not separate
entities, but that they rather form a large confluent ligament, the tibiocalcaneonavicular …

Background The objective of this study was to evaluate the correlation between
Weightbearing CT (WBCT) markers of pronounced peritalar subluxation (PTS) and MRI …

Background: Assessment of operative correction of adult-acquired flatfoot deformity (AAFD)
has been traditionally performed by clinical evaluation and conventional radiographic …

The spring and deltoid ligaments play an important role in stabilization of the medial ankle
as well as the medial column of the foot. It is important to understand the anatomic structures …

Ankle/foot pain is a common complaint encountered in clinical practice. Currently, due to the
complex anatomy, the diagnosis and management of the underlying musculoskeletal …

Background: Spring ligament reconstruction (SLR) has been suggested as an adjunct to
other reconstructive procedures to potentially avoid talonavicular joint fusion in progressive …

There is no consensus on whether the deltoid ligament (DL) should be repaired in the
setting of ankle fractures. 1–6 One of the main drawbacks is the wide spectrum of ankle …

Progressive collapsing foot deformity (PCFD) is one of the most controversial topics in foot
and ankle surgery. Reviews normally focus on different surgical approaches depending on …

Objectives: Interpret the stages of progressive collapsing foot deformity through patient
history and physical exam. Determine the epidemiology of progressive collapsing foot …