Recreational Sports Activities After Calcaneal Fractures and Subsequent Subtalar Joint Arthrodesis
Subtalar joint arthrodesis is a common treatment for the management of hindfoot pathologic entities. Despite pain reduction, hindfoot stiffness is a common concern of active patients, who wish to continue or start exercising for fitness. The purpose of the present retrospective observational clinica...
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