Articular Length Better Predicts Talar Dome Radius of Curvature Than Articular Width or Age in Pediatric Osteochondral Allograft Planning

Articular length demonstrated stronger correlations with talar dome PM and CL ROCs compared with AW and age. AL may be a useful parameter for optimizing graft selection, particularly contour and size matching, in OCA.

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Foot & Ankle International
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2026-01-30
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https://doi.org/10.1177/10711007251405243
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Periodontal Regeneration and Treatments
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Articular Length Better Predicts Talar Dome Radius of Curvature Than Articular Width or Age in Pediatric Osteochondral Allograft Planning

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Articular Length Better Predicts Talar Dome Radius of Curvature Than Articular Width or Age in Pediatric Osteochondral Allograft Planning

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Abstract

Articular length demonstrated stronger correlations with talar dome PM and CL ROCs compared with AW and age. AL may be a useful parameter for optimizing graft selection, particularly contour and size matching, in OCA.

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