Selective percutaneous myofasciotomy in persistent toe-walking: Anatomical rationale and surgical technique.

This surgical study describes the anatomical basis and technical approach for selective percutaneous myofasciotomy as a treatment for persistent idiopathic toe-walking. The procedure targets specific myofascial structures to address the underlying mechanism of the condition. Physical therapists working with toe-walking patients may encounter this technique as a surgical option and should be aware of its rationale when coordinating postoperative rehabilitation.

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