Fracture and dislocation of the middle cuneiform. A case report.
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The contents of the sinus tarsi are reviewed along with an analysis of ganglions. The possibility of ganglions as a cause of sinus tarsi syndrome is supported by the case reports. The formation of ganglions in the sinus tarsi and their role in the etiology for this condition are emphasized.
The authors present a retrospective study of 29 Dwyer osteotomies performed at Kern Hospital by the senior surgeon and resident assistants between 1975 and 1984. All operative procedures studied were supervised by one surgeon in order to demonstrate consistency in preoperative evaluation, surgical technique, and postoperative care. Subjective questionnaires were sent to each patient and the results analyzed. Additionally, an objective analysis of hospital and office records and a critical outcome assessment was undertaken. Results demonstrated significant improvement in the weight-bearing alignment of the involved foot, additional stability to the ankle, and improved rearfoot function.