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| The approach to the subtalar joint | The approach to the subtalar joint-dissecting free and avoiding the sural nerve | The approach tto the subtalar joint-exposing the extensor digitorum brevis which over lies the joint. |
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| The subtalar (1) and calcaneo-cuboid(2) joints exposed by reflection of the extensor muscle | The subtalar joint opened (1-peroneal tendons, 2-talus, 3-posterior facet subtalar joint)
| The subtalar joint prepared back to healthy, bleeding bone. (1-posterior facet subtalar joint, 2-anterior facet) |
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| The Calcaneocuboid joint exposed and prepared back to healthy bone, 1. | Dorsal foot incision for talo-navicular joint | Talo-navicular joint exposed |
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| Talo-navicular joint prepared back to healthy bone. | Access to talo-navicular joint. | Guide wire from talar neck across subtalar joint. |
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| Guide wire across subtalar joint prior to drilling and screw insertion. | Drilling | Insertion of screw across subtalar joint, from talar neck. |
