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depuis 28 février 2026
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Bone Grafting

The history and evolution of bone grafting: Bone grafts have been used for centuries, beginning in 1668 when a piece of bone from a dog's skull was used to repair a cranial defect in a Russian soldier. The first autograft was successfully performed in 1821, meaning this technique has centuries of e…

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Brachymetatarsia

What is brachymetatarsia? Shortening of one or more metatarsal bones, often causing a toe to appear shorter or sit farther back than neighboring toes. Common causes: Premature growth-plate closure, developmental or genetic factors, and less commonly growth disturbance following trauma, infection, …
Approximately 6% of the general population reports Achilles tendon pain during their lifetime, and roughly one-third of those cases are insertional. This is a large amount of the population suffering a specific clinical condition.  The pathomechanics are complex. The Achilles tendon is under r…

Plantar Fibromatosis

Plantar fibromas are nodules in the plantar arch area, which may or may not be painful. Histologically a collection of fibroblasts and myofibroblasts, the lesions lie somewhere between excessive scar formation and muscle tissue.  Notoriously resistant to conservative care, these lesions someti…
The core biology and historical framework are consistent with the orthopedic literature: Codivilla described early limb-lengthening work in the early 1900s, while Ilizarov's later work established distraction osteogenesis as a reproducible clinical method and characterized the importance of distrac…

Platelet Rich Plasma

Platelet-rich plasma has become a popular treatment in sports medicine, orthopedics, and podiatry. But what exactly is PRP, and how much evidence do we actually have that it works? In this episode, we break down the science, clinical applications, and controversies surrounding PRP. What Is PRP? PRP…
Arthroscopy involves using small scopes placed into a joint to evaluate or treat intraarticular conditions. The ankle, subtalar, and first metatarsophalangeal joints are commonly explored using this technique. Needle arthroscopy has presented a newer modality for even smaller joints in the foot. C…
  This episode is designed for anyone interested in foot and ankle health, including patients considering flatfoot surgery, athletes dealing with progressive deformity, medical students, residents, podiatrists, orthopedic surgeons, and anyone interested in understanding how complex reconstructive …
Pes cavus (high arch) is notoriously difficult to approach since there are so many manifestations. It may be masked since there are a variety of ways the foot and leg will compensate, and often the presenting symptoms seemingly have nothing to do with the deformity. A classic example is the chronic…
End stage of arthritis in the distal lower extremity has almost always dictated fusion of a joint. Until relatively recently this was the case in the ankle. However, due to its essential role in normal gait, surgeons have long sought ways to replace rather than fuse this joint.  Replacement joints…
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