Tarsal Coalition Resection and Arthroereisis as a Treatment Option of Symptomatic Rigid Flat Foot in Pediatric Population

Michael Zaidman

doi:10.52768/annpediatr/1156

August 20, 2025Annals of Pediatrics

Tarsal Coalition Resection and Arthroereisis as a Treatment Option of Symptomatic Rigid Flat Foot in Pediatric Population

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Clinical outcomes improved significantly following tarsal coalition resection combined with arthroereisis in children with rigid flat foot.
In radiographic assessments, the treatment showed positive results in correcting deformities associated with symptomatic tarsal coalition.
This study utilized a combination of surgical interventions to address both pain and functional limitations in affected pediatric patients.
The findings suggest potential long-term benefits, although further research is necessary to confirm these outcomes in larger patient populations.

Implication

This analysis evaluates clinical and radiographic outcomes in a pediatric population, indicating the effectiveness of tarsal coalition resection and arthroereisis.

Abstract

Our study aimed to assess the clinical and radiographic outcomes of symptomatic tarsal coalition resection in combination with arthroereisis.

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Tarsal Coalition Resection and Arthroereisis as a Treatment Option of Symptomatic Rigid Flat Foot in Pediatric Population

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Tarsal Coalition Resection and Arthroereisis as a Treatment Option of Symptomatic Rigid Flat Foot in Pediatric Population

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