. Manual of operative surgery. evis to the extensordigitorum as described in the previous paragraphs. Steps i and 2 as in thepreceding operation. * This description and others closely follow Berger and Banzet. 1209 Step 3.—Retract the edge of the wound inwards. Expose the extensorproprius hallucis and its tendon. Split the tendon into an outer and an innersegment. Divide the outer segment transversely at the level of the annularligament, so as to provide a tendon flap united to the muscle above and freebelow. Step 4.—Isolate the tendon of the tibialis anticus and pull
. Manual of operative surgery. evis to the extensordigitorum as described in the previous paragraphs. Steps i and 2 as in thepreceding operation. * This description and others closely follow Berger and Banzet. 1209 Step 3.—Retract the edge of the wound inwards. Expose the extensorproprius hallucis and its tendon. Split the tendon into an outer and an innersegment. Divide the outer segment transversely at the level of the annularligament, so as to provide a tendon flap united to the muscle above and freebelow. Step 4.—Isolate the tendon of the tibialis anticus and pull it upwards, flex-ing the foot dorsally. Make a longitudinal button-hole in the tendon. Pullthe free end of the tendon flap (from the ext. proprius hallucis) through thebutton-hole and unite it there as in Fig. 1540. II. Talipes Equinus Due to Infantile Palsy. The tibialis anticus and extensor communis digitorum are peroneus brevis is not available as a donor of power. The extensor propriushallucis is
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