masquelet technique for midfoot reconstruction following osteomyelitis in charcot diabetic...
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Masquelet Technique for Midfoot Reconstruction Following Osteomyelitis in Charcot Diabetic Neuropathy
by May Fong Mak, Richard Stern, and Mathieu Assal
JBJS Case ConnectVolume 5(2):e28
April 8, 2015
©2015 by The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc.
Mal perforans ulcer with a rocker-bottom deformity in a Charcot foot (left).
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Postoperative anteroposterior radiograph showing a well-aligned medial column and a cement spacer occupying the midfoot defect.
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Postoperative lateral radiograph showing restoration of the height of the medial longitudinal arch.
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The cement block that had been implanted six weeks earlier for membrane induction (left) was removed as atraumatically as possible to reveal the membrane chamber (right).
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Immediate postoperative anteroposterior radiograph showing bone graft filling the midfoot defect.
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Immediate postoperative lateral radiograph showing that a plantigrade foot had been achieved through the skeletal reconstruction.
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Anteroposterior radiograph at twenty-five months postoperatively showing the graft assuming a cortical appearance.
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Lateral radiograph at twenty-five months postoperatively demonstrating consolidation at the midfoot.
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A well-aligned foot without ulceration at twenty-five months postoperatively.
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