External fixation for distraction osteogenesis.

Foot Ankle Clin

Portland Orthopaedic Specialists, 501 North Graham Street, Suite 250, Portland, OR 97227, USA.

Published: September 2004

Distraction osteogenesis methods are indicated in cases of deformity when alternative surgery is not able to produce adequate anatomic restoration and functionality of the foot and ankle. Recent advances in deformity evaluation and techniques of correction may encourage a greater number of surgeons to incorporate distraction osteogenesis into their treatment of complex foot and ankle problems.

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