Foot & ankle - Short answers

List 4 key radiographic relationships seen in a Lisfranc fracture

Patient with a type 3 bunionnette deformity with large intermetatarsal angle (between 4th and 5th). List 3 things you would do surgically

Child with multiple ankle sprains treated non-operatively. Pain in anterolateral aspect of ankle and symptoms for 3 months. No pain with ADLs. Unable to run more than 20 minutes. You are told that he has a tarsal coalition. List 2 treatment options at this time

10 year old child with pain at a prominence of foot medially. Firm and tender to palpation, non-mobile. Symptoms for 3 months. Shown an x-ray with an accessory navicular. List the treatment options at this time (2).

List 3 complications of performing an open repair of an Achilles tendon rupture vs. closed treatment.

DM is a common cause of Charcot arthropathy of the foot and ankle. List 3 other causes.

List 5 conditions to be considered if you are thinking about treating an Achilles tendon rupture operatively

List the 4 structures of the ankle syndesmosis

List 5 causes of a cavovarus foot in an adult

List 4 nerves to block in an ankle block

The Lisfranc joint in the foot is stabilized by both ligaments and bones. A - List 4 important bony and ligamentous features that stabilize the Lisfranc joint B - What is the location of the strongest Lisfranc ligament (dorsal vs plantar)?

List 4 muscles that act as inverters of the sub-talar joint

Describe the orthotics for a subtle cavus foot

When performing a Chopart amputation, what two things can you do to prevent equinus?

6 Other causes of lateral pain in a 12 year-old girl with recurrent ankle sprains?

Describe the foot position and the beam position when doing a Canale view of the talus.

Describe 6 clinical/pathoanatomic findings in a flexible flat foot (pes planus).

List the 7 CANMEDs domains