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Is intraoperative pedography helpful in clinical use--Preliminary results of 100 cases from a consecutive, prospective, randomized, controlled clinical study
Foot and Ankle Surgery, 10/21/09
Richter M et al. – In 46% of the cases a modification of the surgical correction was made after IP in the same surgical procedure. Whether IP improve the plantar force distribution of the foot and the mid– or long–term clinical outcome has to be critically analyzed when longer follow–up is completed.
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