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Surgeons Weigh In: Top Indications for WBCT Part 2

Surgeons Weigh In: Top Indications for WBCT Part 2

Weight bearing CT (WBCT) imaging has fundamentally changed the evaluation and management of foot and ankle disorders such as hallux valgus, progressive collapsing foot disorder (PCFD), ankle instability, and traumatic…

Surgeons Weigh In: Top Indications for WBCT

Surgeons Weigh In: Top Indications for WBCT

Weight bearing CT (WBCT) imaging has fundamentally changed the evaluation and management of foot and ankle disorders such as hallux valgus, progressive collapsing foot disorder (PCFD), ankle instability, and traumatic…

WBCT Indications Series: PCFD

WBCT Indications Series: PCFD

Progressive Collapsing Foot Deformity Progressive Collapsing Foot Deformity (PCFD), previously known as adult-acquired flatfoot deformity, is a multifactorial disorder characterized by concurrent multiplanar bony deformities. These deformities include, but are…

WBCT Indications Series: Midfoot Arthritis

WBCT Indications Series: Midfoot Arthritis

Midfoot Arthritis Midfoot arthritis occurs when there is loss of cartilage at the tarsometatarsal and/or navicular-cuneiform joints. It has the potential to cause significant pain, disability, and decreased quality of…

WBCT Indications Series: Lisfranc

WBCT Indications Series: Lisfranc

Lisfranc Injuries A Lisfranc injury is characterized by an injury to the ligament that connects the medial cuneiform with the 2nd metatarsal base (Lisfranc ligament). Often, there are associated midfoot…

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