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Fig. 5

From: Increased medial talar tilt may incite ankle pain and predispose ankle osteoarthritis after correction of severity of knee varus deformity among patients undergoing bilateral total knee arthroplasty: a prospective observation

Fig. 5

Ankle loading in knee varus. A Normal alignment of the hindfoot, B with the development of varus knee deformity, hindfoot goes into valgus, C correction of Varus knee deformity, reduces the hindfoot valgus but increases medial talar tilt and medial load-shifting (shown in Red). The outward arrow in B indicates the compensatory hindfoot valgus with development of knee varus. The inward arrow in C indicates the correction of tibia to its neutral alignment after mechanically aligned TKA and the decrease in hindfoot valgus

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