Titlebook: Comprehensive Guide to Müller-Weiss Disease; John Wong-Chung Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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Air Transport and its Subsidiesr failure of nonoperative treatment. Patients with heel varus and flatfeet may benefit from a lateral heel wedge combined with a medial arch support. It would be more useful to study which Wong groups will benefit from nonoperative treatment.

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Air Transport and the European Unioniculocuneiform (NC) articulations and yielded poor outcomes. Instead, they advocated talonaviculocuneiform (TNC) arthrodesis, fusing the talonavicular joint and NC1, and leaving NC2 and NC3 untouched. Others have followed suit, with some adding a reverse V-shaped plantar closing wedge to correct the

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Air Transport and the European Unionsed on the notion of mandatory heel varus, some centers advocate lateral displacement calcaneal osteotomy only in Müller-Weiss disease, preserving all the diseased midfoot joints. Should this joint-preserving surgery fail, arthrodesis can always be performed later with the added advantage of heel va

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The Liberal Breakthrough, 1984–7ing the naviculocuneiform (NC), calcaneocuboid and subtalar joints wherever possible. Some centers perform in-situ talonavicular or triple arthrodesis without attempt at reducing medial talonavicular subluxation. Others effect reduction utilizing a lateral tension band principle or a pin distractor

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Thomas T. Shen,Norman C. Pereirato the joints involved in Müller-Weiss disease, as determined by clinical assessment and plain radiographs, and confirmed by either CT, MRI, SPECT-CT or diagnostic injections. None of the Wong Group 1 early-onset disease has required surgery so far. Fusion surgery in Group 2 Müller-Weissoid feet and

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