. Text-book of operative surgery . Greater process \of OS calcis. ) Choparts Fig. 212.—Auterior intertarsal amjjutation(Jäger). Horizontal sectiou of foot(after Heitzmann).. Fig. 213.—Posterior intertarsal disarticnlation(Chopart). (Dorsal view.) strongest ligament is that between the internal cuneiform and the base of the secondmetatarsal (Fig. 210), and it is only after this has been divided that the Joint can beopened out. Division of the base of the second metatarsal in a line with the otherjoints is rather an advantage than otherwise. As in all Operations upon the foot, the vessels are re
. Text-book of operative surgery . Greater process \of OS calcis. ) Choparts Fig. 212.—Auterior intertarsal amjjutation(Jäger). Horizontal sectiou of foot(after Heitzmann).. Fig. 213.—Posterior intertarsal disarticnlation(Chopart). (Dorsal view.) strongest ligament is that between the internal cuneiform and the base of the secondmetatarsal (Fig. 210), and it is only after this has been divided that the Joint can beopened out. Division of the base of the second metatarsal in a line with the otherjoints is rather an advantage than otherwise. As in all Operations upon the foot, the vessels are retained in the plantar flap. In cases where there is an insuflficient skin covering, removal of the projectinginternal cuneiform (Hey and Faraboeuf) does not interfere with the functional activityof the foot any more than does the typical Lisfrancs Operation, as the Insertion of thetibialis anticus is still retained, or the tendons may be again stitched in accurate position. 41. Anterior Intertarsal Disarticulation (Jägei-, Bona) (Fig. 212), between thethree cuneiform bones anteriorly and the scaphoid posteriorly, the cuboid being sawnacross. The Operation is perfo
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