Fibular deficiency and the indications for Syme's amputation
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Fibular deficiency and the indications for Syme's amputation
Abstract
Recent literature on the subject is reviewed, and the role of Syme's amputation, reconstructive surgery and prosthetic management is discussed in relation to the severity of the condition. Amputation, which should be performed between 18 months and two years old is specifically recommended for total fibula absence with ankle instability. The operative technique is detailed.
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