Presentation
Foot pain ?subtalar osteoarthritis.
Patient Data
Age: 75years old
Gender: Male
From the case:
Pes planus treated with triple arthrodesis
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Pes planus with loss of the plantar arch and a calcaneal bony spur is also noted.
From the case:
Pes planus treated with triple arthrodesis
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Triple fusion of the subtalar joint is noted.
Case Discussion
Triple fusion/arthrodesis is a treatment option for a severely symptomatic pes planus not amenable to other orthopaediac interventions.