Uremic neuropathy. A case presentation.
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S A Alter
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Calcaneonavicular bar resection.
1. Results of resection of calcaneonavicular bars in 16 feet are reported. Satisfactory results were obtained in 75% (12 of 16 feet). 2. Inadequate resection of the bar correlated with regrowth (recurrence) of the bar. 3. Good postoperative subtalar joint range of motion correlated with good results. 4. Degeneration in the rearfoot correlated with poor results. 5. Resecting the bar in the presence of another coalition yielded a poor result. 6. Resection of completely ossified bars versus incompletely ossified bars yielded no difference in results as long as no degeneration in the rearfoot was present.
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Calcaneonavicular bar resection: a retrospective study.
Fourteen patients (16 feet) were reviewed an average of 4.5 years after undergoing treatment by calcaneonavicular bar resection. After subjective and objective evaluation, 75% (12 feet) were judged to have had satisfactory results. Preoperative degenerative changes in the rearfoot correlated directly with poor results. Recurrence of the bar in every case was associated with inadequate resection. The study showed no difference in the results when resecting completely ossified bars as compared with resecting incompletely ossified bars.
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Pan metatarsal head resection: retrospective analysis and literature review.
The authors present a retrospective study of pan metatarsal head resection. Overall outcome of pan metatarsal head resection with various modifications are analyzed. Subjective data are obtained ascertaining initial chief complaint, appearance, pain relief, and overall patient satisfaction. Additionally, an objective analysis was undertaken. It was found that over the first 4-year postoperative period, patient satisfaction was quite high. However, after this initial postoperative period, a majority of patients were very dissatisfied. This manuscript suggests recommendations pertaining to pan metatarsal head resection based on the results of this study.
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