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Orthopedic management in autosomal recessive spastic ataxia of Charlevoix-Saguenay

Marc Bouchard and Gaëtan Langlois
Can J Surg December 01, 1999 42 (6) 440-444;
Marc Bouchard
*Resident in orthopedic surgery, Université Laval, Sherbrooke, Que.
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Gaëtan Langlois
†Orthopedic surgeon, Centre Universitaire de Santé d’Estrie, Sherbrooke, Que.
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    Foot deformity in autosomal recessive spastic ataxia of Charlevoix-Saguenay (ARSACS). Calcaneovarus is associated with plantar arch accentuation, a metatarsus adductus and clawing of the toes.

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    Management by triple arthrodesis. The subtalar joint is fixed with a cannulated lag screw; the calcaneocuboidal joint is fixed with a staple and the 3 joints are grafted.

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    Radiograph 8 weeks after a triple arthrodesis performed according to the technique shown in Fig. 2. The arthrodesis appears to be consolidated.

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    Surgical Procedures Performed During the Study Period by Year

    ProcedureYearTotal procedures
    1978198319841985198619871988198919901992199419961997
    Triple arthrodesis only1223210
    Triple arthrodesis, extensor digitorum and hallucis longus transfer325
    Triple arthrodesis and Achilles tendon lengthening122229
    Achilles tendon lengthening only26210
    Ankle arthrodesis11
    Plantar aponeurectomy22
    Pseudarthrosis revision (talonavicular and calcaneocuboidal)33
    Correction of claw toes112
    Staple removal1113
    Adductor and psoas muscle tenotomies and obturator nerve neurectomy224
    Total213468585221249
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    Surgical Procedures (N = 49) Performed According to Patient Age and Sex (M/F)

    ProcedurePatient age, yr
    10–1920–2930–3940–4950–59
    Triple arthrodesis only2/M1/M, 1/F4/M2/M
    Triple arthrodesis, extensor digitorum and hallucis longus transfer2/M, 2/F1/M
    Triple arthrodesis and Achilles tendon lengthening2/M4/M3/M
    Achilles tendon lengthening only2/M, 2/F4/F2/F
    Ankle arthrodesis1/M
    Plantar aponeurectomy2/M
    Pseudarthrosis revision (talonavicular and calcaneocuboidal)3/M
    Correction of claw toes2/F
    Staple removal1/M2/M
    Adductor and psoas muscle tenotomies and obturator nerve neurectomy2/F2/F
    Total4922104
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Canadian Journal of Surgery: 42 (6)
Can J Surg
Vol. 42, Issue 6
1 Dec 1999
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