Background: This study proposes a treatment algorithm based on the correction of symptomatic metatarsus adductus (MA) associated with hallux abducto-valgo (HAV) through tarsometatarsal joint 2-3 (TMTJ) shortening arthrodesis. Our hypothesis is that the proposed algorithm leads to realignment of the forefoot rays from two to five and reduction of the talonavicular coverage angle (TNCA) with good clinical and radiographic results.
Methods: Clinical and radiographic evaluations were performed before and after surgery at 1-year follow-up on forty-six consecutive adult patients with MA, midfoot pain, HAV and osteoarthritis and/or instability of the TMTJ 2-3 in whom shortening of the 2nd and 3rd TMT joints according to MAA and treatment of the HV according to deformity was undertaken.
Results: Talus-first metatarsal angle (TFMA) was the only parameter which did not statistically significantly postoperatively change. All other clinical (AOFAS score) and radiological outcomes significantly improved postoperatively.
Conclusion: Although further studies are needed to confirm the proposed data, it would seems that the shortening arthrodesis of rays two and three has consequences on the forefoot and hindfoot by realigning the longitudinal axis of the foot. The consequent application of the algorithm and adequate correction of the HAV allow good clinical and radiographic results to be obtained.
Level Of Evidence: IV prospective cases series.
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