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Surgery To Treat Right Foot Drop - exh83087
This stock medical exhibit features the following multiple images: 1. Anterolateral view of the pre-operative condition with right foot drop. 2. Surgical incisions into the medial foot and ankle to release the posterior tibial tendon. 3. Added lateral incisions for tendon transfer. 4. Achilles tendon lengthening. 5. Drilling of a cuneiform tunnel with placement of toneless screw. 6. Further release of the toes with percutaneous cuts.

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