An in-depth presentation of the biomechanical impact of the foot on the statics and dynamics of the body, particularly in the context of functional hallux limitus and its long-term joint consequences.

Dr. Jacques Vallotton presents in detail an arthroscopic technique targeted at resection of the pulley of the long flexor of the hallucis.

Through several clinical cases, Dr. Vallotton explains the effects of flexor hallucis longus (FHL) release on complex foot and knee pain.

Dr. Jacques Vallotton presents the indications and results of patellofemoral prosthesis, often overlooked but relevant in cases of isolated osteoarthritis.

In this presentation, Dr. Vallotton describes patellar syndrome as a functional pathology linked to global imbalances. He emphasizes the importance of a broad diagnosis and an adapted therapeutic approach…

Dr. Jacques Vallotton, specialist in orthopedic surgery, presents his career, his surgical techniques and his areas of expertise, including 3D-planned prosthetic surgery.

This lecture explores the prospects for minimally invasive ultrasound-guided FHL release. Dr. Vallotton discusses technical advances, ongoing research, potential complications, and the feasibility of office-based foot surgery.

Dr. Vallotton describes in detail functional hallux limitus, a mechanical disorder of the big toe influencing the entire postural chain.

This video provides an introduction to the functional assessments performed at the Ouchy Orthopedic Center. Dr. Jacques Vallotton explains how biomechanical disorders of the foot can impact the knee and hip.

In this fascinating exchange, Dr. Jacques Vallotton talks with anthropologist Yvette Deloison about original bipedalism and the anatomical discoveries that challenge the classic paradigms of human evolution.