Triple orthodesis consists of fusion of which three joints of foot?

A. Subtalar + Calcaneocuboid + Talonavicular joints

B. Subtalar + Tibiofibular + Talonavicular joints

C. Subtalar + Tarsometatarsal + Talonavicular joints

D. Subtalar + Talocalcaneal + Talonavicular joints

Correct Answer: Subtalar + Calcaneocuboid + Talonavicular joints

Description: Ans. a (Subtalar + Calcaneocuboid + Talonavicular joints)# Subtalar joint is talocalcaneocuboid (TCC) joint.(TCC-CCTN =>TaloCalcaneoCuboid + CalcaneoCuboid +TaloNavicular joints). (Mnemonic: TCC-CCTN).TRIPLE ORTHODESIS# Used in treatment of CTEV (Congenital talipes equino vrtfus).# Performed after the age of 12 years.

Category: Orthopaedics

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