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5) Pes Planus Flashcards

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6 types of pes planus

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  1. CV new born flexible
  2. CCPPV new born rigid
  3. FFF adolescent flexible
  4. TC adolescent rigid
  5. PTTD adult flexible
  6. PTTDDJD adult rigid
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Pes planus abbreviations

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  • CV calcaneal valgus
  • CCPPV vertical talus
  • FFF flexible flat foot
  • TC Tarsal Coalition
  • PTTD Posteriot tibial tendon dysfunction
  • PTTDDJD PTTD with DJD
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Rigid vs. flexible tests

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  • Hubscher Maneuver = extend first mpj
  • Jack’s Test = stand on forefoot
  • Trunk Twist = supinate/pronate
  • Stress supination x-ray for pes planus
    (opposite of stress pronation x-ray for pes cavus)
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Over 50 y/o unilateral flatfoot

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  • Tibialis posterior dysfunction
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Hubscher maneuver

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  • Supinates STJ
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Compensation of ankle equinus

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  • Midtarsal joint dorsiflexion
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Calcaneo Navicular Coalition

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  • Rigid flatfoot
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Uncompensated vs. compensated equinus

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  • Uncompensated = calcaneus does not reach the ground

- Compensated Equinus = STJ pronation and Midtarsal joint dorsiflexion

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Pes planus surgical options

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  • Posterior = Gastronemius Recession or TAL.
  • Medial = Tibialis Posterior, Tibialis Anterior, TN, NCun, Cunfirst
  • Lateral = arthroeresis, calcaneal, cuboid, arthrodesis
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Medial column procedures

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  • Kidner
  • Lowman
  • Young
  • Miller
  • Hoke
  • TaloNavicular, Nav Cun, Cun First.
  • Osteotomies
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Calcaneal osteotomies

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  • Chambers
  • Baker and Hill
  • Selakovich
  • Evans
  • Dwyer
  • Silver
  • Koutsogiannis
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Extra-articular calcaneal osteotomies

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  • Chambers = elevate lateral Floor Sinus Tarsi
  • Baker and Hill = elevate lateral Posterior Facet
  • Selakovich = medial elevate Sustentaculum Tali
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Evans = anterior

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  • Lengthen anterior calcaneus
  • Bone graft
  • Staple
  • Add Gastrocnemius recession or TAL
  • Add Medial column
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Dwyer = posterior

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  • Varus producing osteotomy
  • Remove medial wedge
  • Maintain lateral hinge
  • “posterior pillar supporting the head of the talus”
  • Staple
  • Add Gastrocnemius recession or TAL
  • Add Medial column
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Silver = posterior

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  • Varus producing osteotomy
  • Open lateral wedge with graft
  • Maintain medial hinge
  • Staple
  • Add Gastrocnemius recession or TAL
  • Add Medial column
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Koutsogiannis

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  • Through and through slide
  • Move posterior calcaneus medial
  • Staple or screw
  • Add Gastrocnemius recession or TAL
  • Add Medial column
17
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Smith implant

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  • STA-Peg STJ Arthrorisis
18
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Age groups and types of pes planus

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  • 3 age groups (newborn, adolescent, adult)

- 2 types (flexible or rigid)

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