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understanding the mechanical disturbance caused by plantar fasciotomy, to understanding pathomechanics with risk factors predisposing to PF. Thus, proximal plantar fasciotomy has also given way to gastrocnemius recession as the most common surgical procedure for
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. Group A ( n = 73) consisted of individuals who underwent RF alone; group B ( n = 55) consisted of individuals who underwent RF and endoscopic gastrocnemius recession. The primary outcome measure was the VAS score. Secondary outcome measures were the
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. Among soft-tissue procedures, an operative release of the gastrocnemius complex or of the Achilles tendon (a gastrocnemius recession and a tendo-Achilles lengthening, respectively) is usually indicated in cases of contracture. 39 - 41 The flexor
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, percutaneous tenotomies, minimally invasive tendon stripping, mini-open scraping, endoscopic debridement, plantaris tendon release and gastrocnemius recession are used surgical techniques with variable results. 41 Subtalar Coalition Subtalar
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patterns Impairments Treatment options Comments True equinus - Gastrocnemius recession rather than tendo-Achilles lengthening - Important to distinguish true equinus from apparent equinus - Excessive dorsiflexion can occur over time
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