Functional Reconstruction of the Foot and Ankle

Principles of Surgery in the Foot and AnkleAppendix A: Surgical Instruments Used in Foot Surgery I. ACUTE TRAUMA AND FRACTURE SURGERY 1. Functional Anatomy3. Heel Cord Injuries4. Acute Ankle Injuries5. Acute Fractures in the Foot6. Dislocations in the Foot II. RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY IN THE FOOT AND ANKLE7. Evaluation and Education of the Patient8. Nonunions, Malunions, and Avascular Necrosis9. Posttraumatic and Degenerative Problems in the Joints10. Posttraumatic and Degenerative Problems in the Muscles and Tendons11. Progressive Symptomatic Flatfoot (Lateral Peritalar Subluxation)12. The Cavovarus Foot (Medial Peritalar Subluxation)13. The Dysfunctional Forefoot14. Other Neuromuscular Conditions15. Rheumatoid Arthritis and Other Inflammatory Arthritides16. Diabetic Foot Problems17. Revisions of Previous Surgery18. Amputation Techniques III. ATLAS OF STANDARD OPERATIVE TECHNIQUES19. Arthrodesis Techniques20. Osteotomy Techniques21. Tendon Transfers and Muscle-Balancing Techniques22. Capsulorrhaphy and Capsulotomy Techniques23. Miscellaneous TechniquesInde