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Secondary surgery after total ankle replacement: The influence of preoperative hindfoot alignment
Foot and Ankle Surgery, 03/27/07

Anders Henricson, et al. - Conclusion: The demands in the TAR procedure are much higher in preoperatively varus malaligned ankles and the need to accomplish alignment at the prime operation is crucial. The surgery is challenging and has a long learning curve and should be performed by experienced foot and ankle surgeons

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