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Tan, Joelle Hwee Inn; Tan, Si Heng Sharon; Lim, Andrew Kean Seng; Hui, James Hoipo
Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery, 05/2021, Letnik: 141, Številka: 5Journal Article
Introduction Subtalar arthroereisis has been increasingly accepted as a solution to manage symptomatic pes planus. However, despite the recent developments related to arthroereisis, no other published literature has aimed to review the outcomes in paediatric patients since 2010. This systematic review and meta-analysis, therefore, aims to evaluate the current outcomes of subtalar arthroereisis in the treatment of symptomatic pes planus among the paediatric population. Materials and methods The review was conducted using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines. All studies reported on the clinical outcomes of subtalar arthroereisis in children aged 21 or younger were included. Results A total of 17 publications were included, with 1536 feet. The average duration of follow-up of the studies included in the review is 43.52 months. The studies consistently reported improvement in the radiological outcomes, approximating that of a normal population. Subtalar arthroereisis has shown to restore the collapsed medial longitudinal arch, supported by the decrease in Meary’s angle to 5.267° (95% CI: 4.695°–5.839°, normal: 0°–10.0°) post-operatively and an increased calcaneal pitch of 15.70° (95% CI: 15.41°–15.99°, normal 18.0°–20.0°). Deformities associated with pes planus such as heel valgus was also significantly reduced, evident by the post-operative lateral talocalcaneal angle of 27.19° (95% CI: 26.44°–27.93°, normal: 25.0°–45.0°) and a post-operative Kite’s angle of 18.13° (95% CI: 17.73°–18.52°, normal: 15.0°–30.0°). Subjectively, subtalar arthroereisis has generally resulted in an improvement in the grading of outcomes postoperatively from the patient’s point of view. Conclusions Subtalar arthroereisis could serve as a procedure to correct radiological abnormalities, as well as relieve pain in selected patients with symptomatic pes planus.
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