Single-stage procedure can address tibial malunion, nonunion with concomitant hindfoot arthritis

A single-stage procedure consisting of tibial osteotomy and retrograde intramedullary nailing for correction of the angular deformity and hindfoot fusion can address tibial malunion or nonunion with concomitant hindfoot arthritis, according to study results.

A single-stage procedure consisting of tibial osteotomy and retrograde intramedullary nailing for correction of the angular deformity and hindfoot fusion can address tibial malunion or nonunion with concomitant hindfoot arthritis, according to study results.

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Single-stage procedure can address tibial malunion, nonunion with concomitant hindfoot arthritis

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