We want to find out how well a type of foot surgery called talonavicular joint fusion works. We will look at how many people heal well after surgery, how their pain and movement change, and what problems might happen. We also want to see if things like age, weight, or smoking affect healing. This will help doctors know what to expect and how to care for patients having this foot surgery.
At each follow-up visit, you will fill out short surveys about how your foot feels and works. We will also take x-rays of your foot while you are standing at some visits. After one year, we'll do a CT scan to see how your joint is healing. You won't need any extra visits outside of your regular surgery follow-up.
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UNC Ambulatory Care Center (ACC) (UNC-Chapel Hill)
102 Mason Farm Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, USA
Trapper Lalli
Orthopaedics - Foot and Ankle
Clinical or Medical
Observational
Aging
Injury/Injury Prevention
24-0879
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