Adult acquired flatfoot is a common problem for foot and ankle surgeons. The incidence is increasing and it is becoming more widely known among orthopedic surgeons in the last years
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Is There a Role for Subtalar Arthroereisis in the Management of Adult Acquired Flatfoot?
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