The painful sesamoid can be a chronic and disabling problem and isolating the cause can be far from straightforward. There are a number of forefoot pathologies that can present similarly to sesmoid pathologies and likewise identifying the particular cause of sesamoid pain can be challenging. Modern imaging techniques can be helpful. This article reviews the anatomy, development and morphological variability present in the sesamoids of the great toe. We review evidence on approach to history, diagnosis and investigation of sesamoid pain. Differential diagnoses and management strategies, including conservative and operative are outlined. Our recommendations are that early consideration of magnetic resonance imaging and discussion with a specialist musculoskeletal radiologist may help to identify a cause of pain accurately and quickly. Conservative measures should be first line in most cases. Where fracture and avascular necrosis can be ruled out, injection under fluoroscopic guidance may help to avoid operative intervention. 相似文献
Objectives: Advances in drug therapy for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) have been encouraging us to preserve the metatarsopharangeal (MTP) joint in correction of forefoot deformities, and original metatarsal shortening offset osteotomy was recommended as one of the conventional surgical options for forefoot deformities in RA cases. The objective of this study was to evaluate short- to mid-term outcomes of modified metatarsal shortening offset osteotomy.
Methods: A retrospective observational study was completed for 80 RA cases (mean follow-up period: 3.2 years) who underwent modified metatarsal shortening offset osteotomy. Both lesser toe scales and RA foot ankle scales were administered using the Japanese Society for Surgery of the Foot (JSSF) standard rating system, and a postoperative self-administered foot evaluation questionnaire (SAFE-Q) at final follow-up was also checked to evaluate clinical outcomes.
Results: This procedure significantly improved clinical scores of both the JSSF [lesser toes and RA foot and ankle] scales. Of 80 feet, 24 (30%) showed recurrence of MTP joint subluxation/dislocation. Furthermore, the feet in the recurrence group showed significant varus hindfoot. On the other hand, valgus foot in the recurrence group more frequently included midfoot bony ankyloses. All of the affected feet showed the limitation of MTP joints (<70°) after surgery.
Conclusions: Modified metatarsal shortening offset osteotomy was recommended for RA forefoot disorders as one of the joint preservation surgeries in short- to mid-term follow-up. However, some modifications to avoid limitation of ROM in the MTP joint are required. It must be borne in mind that varus hindfoot and/or bony ankyloses in the mid-hindfoot can cause recurrence of dorsal dislocation/subluxation of the lesser toe MTP joint. 相似文献
Gait retraining is a common form of treatment for running related injuries. Proximal factors at the hip have been postulated as having a role in the development of running related injuries. How altering footstrike affects hip muscles forces and kinematics has not been described. Thus, we aimed to quantify differences in hip muscle forces and hip kinematics that may occur when healthy runners are instructed to alter their foot strike pattern from their habitual rear-foot strike to a forefoot strike. This may gain insight on the potential etiology and treatment methods of running related lower extremity injury. Twenty-five healthy female runners completed a minimum of 10 running trials in a controlled laboratory setting under rear-foot strike and instructed forefoot strike conditions. Kinetic and kinematic data were used in an inverse dynamic based static optimization to estimate individual muscle forces during running. Within subject differences were investigated using a repeated measures multi-variate analysis of variance. Peak gluteus medius and minimus and hamstring forces were reduced while peak gluteus maximus force was increased when running with an instructed forefoot strike pattern. Peak hip adduction, hip internal rotation, and heel-COM distance were also reduced. Therefore, instructing habitual rearfoot strike runners to run with a forefoot strike pattern resulted in changes in peak gluteal and hamstring muscle forces and hip kinematics. These changes may be beneficial to the development and treatment of running related lower extremity injury. 相似文献
Surgical Principles
Correction of pes equinus adductus by a wedge shaped resection of the Chopart joint, the basis of the wedge facing dorsolateral.
If a pes varus also exists a cuneiform resection of the subtalar joint is performed, the basis of the wedge facing lateral
[7, 8, 13] (Fig. 1a to 1f).
In the presence of a tarsal tunnel syndrome decompression of n. tibialis splitting of the retinaculum musculi flexorum is
added.
For correction of claw toes resection of the distal part of the proximal phalanx according to Hohmann; in flexed distal interphalangeal
joints resection of the distal part of the middle phalanx. (These techniques will not be described in this article.) 相似文献