Is flat foot surgery effective? What is the success rate of flat foot surgery?

Hello: As far as I know, there is no hospital in China where flat feet can be a**. Even surgery does not have a good effect on flatness, and there may be sequelae after surgery, and only physical correction can be recovered and effectively prevent the condition from worsening.

If the symptoms of flat feet are not corrected in time and effective measures are not taken, then with the increase of age and weight, there is only one development direction, that is, it is more serious. It can also lead to the concurrency of other foot problems.

Flat feet should be detected and prevented early, through the use of professional assistive devices, to prevent the symptoms from becoming more serious, to prevent the emergence of other foot complications, to improve walking, and to improve the symptoms of flat feet through long-term correction of foot error force.

Flat feet: The medial arch of the foot is sunken when standing, usually with a heel valgus. Feet are prone to fatigue and pain, and they are not able to walk for a long time; Low back pain, easy to lead to transplantar fasciitis, ankle sprain, long-term long and short legs, knee pain, low back pain, etc.

The methods of orthodontic treatment are:

Correction is performed using professional flat foot correction insoles. Here is one that was developed by the National ** Center and has been clinically verified.

According to the principle of human biomechanics design, scientific correction of irregular foot stress, help the healthy growth of foot bones, long-term wear can effectively correct flat feet, inner figure, outer figure, O-shaped legs, X-shaped legs and other foot bone problems.

It has a good correction and improvement effect on congenital or acquired foot bone diseases.

It can strengthen the protection of the back heel and stabilize the human body, and avoid the occurrence of heel valgus when the back heel travels.

Through orthodontic treatment, it can prevent further deterioration, prevent other foot problems, improve the unscientific force on the foot, improve walking, and improve the symptoms of flat feet through long-term correction.

Because we are three points of force, thumb, little finger, heel, then flat foot is the forefoot internal weight of the force, resulting in the body negative force line, causing incorrect gait, the correction pad is to support the arch of the foot, so that the three points of the foot force into a plane force, to reduce the human walking negative force line, and disperse the inner force of the foot, to achieve the effect of correction.

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Some people always have some troubles, that is, they usually have flat feet, such a disease, it will also make them feel very unbearable. And for such a disease, if it is not **, it will also affect their own walking, and it is also a very difficult point for their life to accept。So for such a question, how long does it take for flat feet to general**, it is also an aspect that I want them to understand.

Generally, you can walk on the ground in three days.

After all, they also need to undergo a certain amount of cultivation after the operation, so we can see that for such an operation, they can generally walk on the ground in about three days. And for such a person to walk on the ground, you also need to carry out a certain amount of protection, so try to wear some leather shoes when walking on the ground, so that you can also have a certain amount of support. And for such an operation, if it is carried out, it is necessary for them to walk with crutches for the first month.

There may be sequelae.

Because this can also ensure their own safety, if we have such an operation, in fact, the recovery is also very fast. It's just that a certain amount of training is required in the later stage, and such a disease will not have a certain problem, and it will definitely be there for such a risk. But for such an operation, there will be no sequelae.

As long as we can get some protection in training, and as long as we can achieve a steady training, there will be no problems. But there must be a certain risk in the operation, and we can also see that there are some people who usually have wound inflammation or wound necrosis after such an operation. So for such a problem, there are also some sequelae, but not everyone will appear.

The recovery period after flat foot surgery may take about three months. Flat foot surgery generally requires correction of bones, which is a certain shaping and fixation of bones, so the recovery time is generally the same as that of fractures, and the time for bones to recover is the same, and it may take 2 to 3 months to gradually return to normal.

In general, it should be three days after the operation, and then you need to do a month of protection, and then it may take three months to fully recover. There will be some sequelae in the later stage, and there may be tendon re-rupture and deformity**, so we must pay more attention to it at ordinary times.

You can go to the ground three days after the operation, but it will take 2 to 3 months to get **, and there are sequelae, there may be wound inflammation or wound necrosis, or it may be deformity** and so on.

If the symptoms are severe and persist for a long time, surgery is required**, and the recovery from surgery is about 2 to 3 months.

Generally, it will be fine in about three months, and as long as the recovery is good, there will be no sequelae, just like ordinary people.

Flat foot syndrome is usually a condition caused by the collapse of the arch of the foot, and people with this disorder are often unable to stand or walk for long periods of time, which can seriously affect normal life.

Flat feet are mostly performed in a traditional conservative way**, but for some patients with severe foot valgus problems, surgery is still needed to improve the symptoms, so what happens if flat foot surgery fails, and what is the success rate and risk of flat foot surgery? If you want to know, take a look at the following.

Although there is a certain risk of flat foot surgery, most of them can still be successful, only a few patients will have postoperative failure and sequelae problems, the typical harm of flat foot surgery failure is infection, tendon adhesion and reduced range of motion, which will have an impact on the patient's future life and normal limb function, and some cases may directly cause disability problems.

The success rate and risk of flat foot surgery are not completely fixed, most of the time its success rate can be maintained between 80-90%, and the success rate is between 90-95% if the situation is slightly better.

There are certain risks in flat foot surgery, so it is necessary to communicate well with the doctor before the operation to determine an efficient and safe plan to reduce the postoperative failure rate and sequelae and ensure the best results.

Flat feet refer to the absence of a normal arch of the foot, or arch collapse. It is important to note that flat feet are not the same as flat feet, and not all flat feet are needed. If a person with flat feet has symptoms such as pain, it is called flat foot syndrome, and it may be necessary**.

In fact, flatfoot people are very common, and flatfoot syndrome is not common. Do I need surgery for flat feet

Do you need surgery for flat feet Many parents think that flat feet in children is a very normal phenomenon, as long as it does not affect the child's walking, it is no big problem, and there is no need to pay attention to it. Parents who have this understanding are actually very wrong, and if they don't pay attention to it, flat feet will affect them for the rest of their lives.

Flat feet affect children dancing and even disqualify them from dancing. Because flat feet do not have arches, the elasticity of the feet is very poor, and it is a bit difficult to do jumps.

Flat feet do not have the arch of the foot and do not protect the plantar nerves. In terms of walking, the endurance will not be enough, and it will be difficult to become an athlete.

If children with flat feet land on the ground for a long time, they are prone to foot pain, and it is not easy to reduce the damage of external forces to the feet and internal organs, which affects their health and even affects their growth.

In addition to surgical correction of flat feet, some daily methods can also be corrected, such as corrective shoes or corrective insoles.

How to Prevent Flat Feet in Children Preventing flat feet in children should be timely and should not be taken lightly. The focus of any worry is prevention, so the prevention of children's flat feet should start from an early age, and start prevention from the following four aspects.

The first aspect: timely replenishment of children's nutrition. Adequate nutrition is a prerequisite for the healthy development of children, and at the same time, children should not stand for too long, walk too much with weights and lack energy.

The second aspect: children should strengthen exercises to prevent flat feet, especially the foot muscles should be relaxed. If you can, urge them to practice walking on the outer edge of their feet 2 to 3 times a day. When children take a bath, put some small pebbles in the tub to let them grasp the floor and prevent flat feet.

The third aspect: correct the incorrect posture in time. Children should maintain a good sitting posture and avoid introverted knees, outward w-shapes or sitting postures, starting with their most fundamental life behaviors.

Fourth: Choose the right shoes and socks for your child. Cotton shoes, and comfortable, suitable for children to wear. The maximum size of shoes and socks is about one inch. There should be a gap between the foot and the shoe to insulate the air to increase warmth and increase the comfort of wearing the shoe.

Flat feet are now mainly divided into two programs: traditional and surgery, surgery is for patients with more serious conditions, including traditional surgery and minimally invasive surgery, different ages, different conditions to take different programs, what is the effect of minimally invasive surgery for flat feet, is the effect of flat feet surgery good?

The effect of minimally invasive surgery for flat feet is still quite good according to everyone's feedback. Minimally invasive surgery for flat feet is generally for patients with flat feet in the first and second stages, which is relatively simple, and has less damage to soft tissues and bones, and the time is relatively fast, and the effect is relatively good in improving flat feet, especially for children.

However, if it is a patient in the first stage, the condition will be more serious, so it is not suitable for minimally invasive surgery, and it is necessary to perform osteotomy correction in multiple parts**, because the surgical process causes more trauma, so the recovery time is relatively longer, and some people also need to do joint fusion, so it will affect the action for a period of time, but in general, flat foot surgery** can still get very good results.

The effect of different surgical regimens for flat feet also varies from person to person, and it also depends on the doctor's plan to decide, but based on the analysis of multiple factors and situations, most of them can obtain good results after surgery.

Flat feet refers to the relatively flat arch of the human body, friends with flat feet are still quite different from normal friends in daily life, they are not suitable for long-distance walking, and some occupations do not allow friends with flat feet to do, so that friends with flat feet are very annoyed. Can flat feet be cured

Can flat feet be cured 1. Patients with flat feet who have a genetic predisposition or often stand and work should often practice walking with the outer edge of the soles of their feet to avoid their feet being in a posture for a long time. Prevents fatigue. Proper running and jumping movements help to exercise the foot muscles and reduce the burden on the ligaments.

Wear shoes with heels or add a thin padding in the middle of the shoe. This is the most common method of flat feet.

2. Non-surgical**: This is also a common method of flat feet, mainly suitable for postural flat feet and most spastic flat feet. It can be physiotherapy, massage, exercises to strengthen the internal and external muscles of the foot, and wear flat foot orthopedic shoes or flat foot insoles for correction.

However, it should be based on strengthening muscles. Patients with spastic flat feet should pay attention to rest, and patients with severe flat feet can first overcorrect under anesthesia, and then use calf plaster shoes to fix the foot in the varus adduction position. After the symptoms of flat feet disappear, wear orthopedic shoes and insoles for flat feet.

3. Surgery**: A small number of patients with flat feet who have failed to respond to various non-surgical procedures can be treated with triple arthrodesis (i.e., calcaneal joint, talscaphoid joint and talus calcaneal joint), which is also a method of flat feet.

What are the common ** of flat feet 1. Genetic factors: Studies have found that if parents have flat feet, their children will have a higher risk of disease than other children. Genetic factors play an important role in the pathogenesis of pes planus, and it is generally genetic.

2. Congenital foot bone deformity: such as abnormal position and shape of the scaphoid bone, metatarsal and calcaneus abnormalities, etc., which will affect the normal structure of the foot. The medial common arch of the foot is composed of the calcaneus, scaphoid bone, talus and the medial 1st and 3rd metatarsals, which have good elasticity and are suitable for jumping and cushioning**; The lateral arch of the foot consists of the calcaneus, dice, and metatarsal, and is primarily associated with the maintenance of an upright weight-bearing posture.

Due to congenital deformity of the foot bone, the structure of the arch of the foot is abnormal, and the arch of the foot collapses or the elasticity is lost, resulting in flat feet.

3. Foot trauma or chronic strain: Foot trauma can cause fractures of foot bones, destroy the normal structure of the foot, lead to abnormalities in the arch of the foot, and then induce flat feet; Long-term overload of the foot, or prolonged standing work, can cause chronic strain on the soft tissues and joints of the foot, which can induce flat feet.

4. Foot muscle abnormalities: such as tibialis anterior muscle, peroneal muscle insertion abnormality, soft medial and lateral foot muscles, etc. These factors cause an imbalance in the muscles and ligaments of the foot when bearing weight, which will induce flat feet for a long time.