Abstract
ABSTRACTGastrocnemius contracture plays a significant role in a variety of foot and ankle problems such as diabetic forefoot ulcers, symptomatic acquired flatfoot, metatarsalgia, hallux valgus, and plantar fascitis. Gastrocnemius recession is being increasingly used as a component in the surgical tr
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