Vía de abordaje posterior en cuatro transaquílea en el síndrome doloroso del retropié: Haglund, pump bump y tendinitis calcificante del tendón de Aquiles

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Actualmente existe la tendencia a utilizar técnicas mínimamente invasivas en el tratamiento del síndrome doloroso del retropié. En nuestro servicio, preferimos utilizar la vía de abordaje posterior abierta en cuatro transaquílea, dado que permite una mejor visualización de las lesiones presentes a este nivel. Este tipo de abordaje concede al cirujano poder realizar con mayor facilidad y precisión la técnica quirúrgica con una tasa muy baja de complicaciones.

Palabras clave:

Retropié

Haglund

Cirugía abierta

Aquiles

Currently, there is a trend towards the use of minimally invasive techniques for the treatment of posterior heel pain. In our hospital, we prefer to use the tendon splitting approach through a four-shaped cutaneous incision. It provides a better visualization of retrocalcaneal space. This type of surgical approach allows an easier and complete surgery with a very low complication rate.

Key words:

Hindfoot

Haglund

Open surgery

Achilles tendon

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