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Calcaneal exostectomy during two medial incision plantar fascia endoscopy

Video Author: Dominique Nickson, MD, Matthew King, OPA-C
Published on: 02.18.2015
Associated with: Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery. 14(1):58-61, March 2015

The video shows the two medial incision plantar fascia endoscopy. A large calcaneal exostectomy is performed using a shaver. The plantar fascia is visualized after the calcaneal exostectomy is complete. Two medial incision plantar fascia endoscopy provides a larger field of view compared to traditional endoscopic plantar fascia techniques.

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