Tendon and Soft tissue procedures Flashcards
Tenosynovectomy of PTT
Debridement of PTT when no tendon rupture/tear present
What makes up the Spring ligament complex
- superomedial portion
- plantar medial oblique ligaments
- Plantar inferior portion
Spring ligament reconstruction, reefing, desmoplasty technique
Pants over vest imbrication with tightening of the spring ligament
Why is FDL used as a tendon transfer with PTTD
because it is in direct opposition to PB, expendable, and proximity to PTT
What technique is used to transfer FDL tendon
FDL cut just proximal to Knot of Henry and tenodesed to PTT
Describe the Kidner procedure
- Used to relieve an enlarged navicular cuneiform
- Remove accessory navicular until flush with medial cuneiform. Reroute the PTT distal plantar through navicular
Describe the Cobb procedure
-TA split proximally and rerouted through medial cuneiform. Tenodesed to PTT
What is the major negative of the Cobb procedure
sacrifices major inverter/adductor of the foot
Frequency of Tendo Achilles lengthening/ gastroc recession
-Why is it done
Most common soft tissue procedure performed in flatfoot reconstruction
-Restores Calcaneal inclination angle
Describe the Young tenosuspension
-Reroute TA through Keyhole in the Navicular with insertion still intact
Describe Steindler stripping procedure
-Sectioning of plantar fascia, 1st layer of plantar muscles, long plantar ligament
What is one of the major side effects of Steindler stripping
can active Charcot
Describe subcutaneous fasciotomy
cut plantar fascia at insertion
Describe plantar medial release
-release plantar musculature and ligements at plantar medial foot
Describe Hibbs tenosuspension
-EDL stlips combined and transferred to lateral cuneiform