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Flatfoot Deformities
Anatomy of the Foot and Ankle With Flatfoot Deformity

Anatomy of the Foot and Ankle With Flatfoot Deformity

Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle With Flatfoot Deformity Stages I and II
Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle With Flatfoot Deformity Stages III and IV

Flatfoot Deformity: General Surgical Considerations for Stages I and II
Flatfoot Deformity: General Surgical Considerations With Stages III and IV
Flatfoot Deformity: InternalBrace™ Spring Ligament Augmentation and Repair With FDL Tendon Transfer
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction With an Evans Osteotomy Using the BioSync® Reconstruction Wedge
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction With a Subtalar Fusion Using Headless Compression FT Screws
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction With a Cotton Osteotomy Using the BioSync® Reconstruction Wedge
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction With a Medializing Calcaneal Osteotomy Using the Calcaneal Step Plate
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction With Minimally Invasive System for Medializing Calcaneal Osteotomy
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction With a Triple Arthrodesis using DynaNite® Staples and Headless Compression FT Screws
Flatfoot Deformity: Deltoid Ligament Reconstruction With TightRope® RT Fixation and a Presutured Allograft
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction Flexor Digitorum Longus Tendon Transfer
Flatfoot Deformity: Gastrocnemius Release Using the EndoBlade™ System
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction Cotton Osteotomy Using the AlloSync™ Reconstruction Wedge
Flatfoot Deformity: Flatfoot Reconstruction With an Evans Osteotomy Using the AlloSync™ Evans Wedge
Flatfoot Deformity: Ankle Arthrodesis With an Anterior Ankle Fusion Plate

Dr. Acevedo Demonstrates a Pearl for Flatfoot Deformity: Assessing Screw Trajectory of Calcaneal Screws With MIS
Dr. Acevedo Demonstrates a Pearl for Flatfoot Deformity: Confirming Complete Transection When Performing a Calcaneal Osteotomy During MIS
Dr. Acevedo Demonstrates a Tip for Flatfoot Deformity: Identifying the Safe Zone and Osteotomy Position When Performing a Calcaneal Osteotomy During MIS
Dr. Harris Demonstrates Tips and Pearls for Flatfoot Deformity: Accessory Navicular- Surfboard Shaping
Dr. Patton Demonstrates Tips and Pearls for Flatfoot Deformity: Incision Planning for an MIS Medial Calcaneal Osteotomy

Foot and Ankle Fellowship Forum: Addressing Spring Ligament Attenuation—Surgical Pearls
Foot and Ankle Fellowship Forum: Mini CFS in the Hindfoot
Foot and Ankle OTIF: Progressive Collapsing Foot Deformity—The Consensus
Surgical Podiatry Symposium: Pearls for a Successful Spring Ligament InternalBrace™ Augmentation
Women in Foot and Ankle Surgery Symposium: Midfoot and Hindfoot Fusion Techniques
Foot and Ankle Surgeons Symposium: Endoscopic Gastrocnemius Recession
Innovations in Foot and Ankle Surgery: Part 5—Adult Acquired Flatfoot Panel Discussion

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Flatfoot Deformities

Anatomical illustration of the bones of the foot.

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Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle With Flatfoot Deformity Stages I and II

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Anatomy of the Foot and Ankle With Flatfoot Deformity

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This video reviews the anatomical structures related to the progressive collapsing flatfoot deformity.

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