Outcomes of tibiotalocalcaneal arthrodesis through a posterior achilles tendon-splitting approach

Keyphrases

• 2-stage 25%
• 2-year Follow-up 25%
• Achilles Tendon 100%
• Age at Surgery 25%
• Amputation 25%
• Angiosome 25%
• Ankle 50%
• Ankle Joint 25%
• Ankle Surgery 25%
• Arthritis 25%
• Arthrodesis 25%
• Avascular Necrosis 25%
• Blood Supply 25%
• Cellulitis 25%
• Charcot Neuroarthropathy 25%
• Complication Rate 25%
• Effective Method 25%
• Flatfoot Deformity 25%
• Foot Surgery 25%
• Fusion Rate 25%
• Hindfoot 25%
• Institutional Review Board 25%
• Intramedullary 25%
• Male Patients 25%
• Malunion 25%
• Nonunion 100%
• Operative Approach 25%
• Orthopedic Surgeons 25%
• Patients Included 25%
• Posterior Approach 50%
• Preoperative Diagnosis 25%
• Retrospective Review 25%
• Safer Method 25%
• Screw Augmentation 25%
• Simultaneous Access 25%
• Splitting Approach 100%
• Subtalar 50%
• Subtalar Joint 50%
• Superficial Wounds 25%
• Tibial Stress Fracture 25%
• Tibiotalar 25%
• Tibiotalocalcaneal 25%
• Tibiotalocalcaneal Arthrodesis 100%
• Tibiotalocalcaneal Fusion 75%
• Total Ankle Arthroplasty 25%
• Union Rate 25%
• Wound Breakdown 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Achilles Tendon 100%
• Amputation 20%
• Ankle Arthroplasty 20%
• Arthritis 20%
• Arthrodesis 100%
• Arthropathy 20%
• Avascular Necrosis 20%
• Cellulitis 20%
• Flatfoot 20%
• Foot and Ankle Surgery 20%
• Nonunion 100%
• Orthopedic Surgeon 20%
• Plate Fixation 20%
• Stress Fracture 20%
• Subtalar Joint 40%
• Vascularity 20%
• Wound 20%