Title of article
Soft Tissue Reconstruction for Chronic Peroneal Tendon Dislocation with Plantaris Tendon
Author/Authors
Sajjadi Saravi ، Majid Family Medicine Department - Family And Community Medicine, Southlake Regional Health Centrenewmarket - University Of Toronto , Karimi-Nasab ، Mohammad-Hossoin Mazandaran University Of Medical Science , Shayesteh-Azar ، Masood Mazandara University Of Medical Science , Amjadi ، Shayan Orthopedic Research Center - Mazandaran University Of Medical Science
From page
74
To page
78
Abstract
Recurrent dislocation of peroneal tendons is a relatively rare ankle problem with numerous described surgical treatments which make the orthopaedic surgeons baffled in choosing the appropriate procedure. An 18 year old girl with a two years history of recurrent peroneal dislocation was treated successfully using plantaris tendon for delta-shape reconstruction of superior peroneal retinaculum. Her recovery was uneventful without any major complications or recurrence except surgical site tenderness and mild swelling for 5 months after surgery making a delta shaped retinaculum using plantaris tendon effectively prevents the dislocating peroneal tendons.
Keywords
Peroneal Tendons , Recurrent Dislocation , Plantaris Tendon
Journal title
International Journal Of Medical Investigation
Journal title
International Journal Of Medical Investigation
Record number
2508669
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