Muscle Flaps for Soft Tissue Coverage of the Diabetic Foot
Figure 12.2 A preoperative picture of an ischemic and infected right second digit (A), followed by an amputation at the metatarsophalengeal joint level, and closure by a double V-Y flap…
Figure 12.2 A preoperative picture of an ischemic and infected right second digit (A), followed by an amputation at the metatarsophalengeal joint level, and closure by a double V-Y flap…
Figure 12.2 A preoperative picture of an ischemic and infected right second digit (A), followed by an amputation at the metatarsophalengeal joint level, and closure by a double V-Y flap…
INTRODUCTION The Achilles tendon has been implicated as a major deforming force for foot pathology encountered in the diabetic patient. Specifically, a limitation of ankle joint dorsiflexion because of a…
INTRODUCTION The Achilles tendon has been implicated as a major deforming force for foot pathology encountered in the diabetic patient. Specifically, a limitation of ankle joint dorsiflexion because of a…
INTRODUCTION The Achilles tendon has been implicated as a major deforming force for foot pathology encountered in the diabetic patient. Specifically, a limitation of ankle joint dorsiflexion because of a…
INTRODUCTION The Achilles tendon has been implicated as a major deforming force for foot pathology encountered in the diabetic patient. Specifically, a limitation of ankle joint dorsiflexion because of a…
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Acquisitions Editor: Robert HurleyProduct Manager: David Murphy Jr.Production Manager: Alicia JacksonSenior Manufacturing Manager: Benjamin RiveraMarketing Manager: Lisa ParryDesign Coordinator: Teresa MallonProduction Services: Maryland Composition/ASI © 2009 by LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS&WILKINS, a…
Figure 7.4 Illustration of the four medial ankle tunnels. (a) Overview with flexor retinaculum open to show the tarsal tunnel. Note this tunnel ends at the abductor hallucis brevis (AHB)….
Figure 4.17 Collapse of the medial arch from Charcot neuroarthropathy creates increased plantar pressures often resulting in ulcerations. Regardless of the procedure performed, an adjunctive TAL is usually indicated for…