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Calcaneocuboid Ligament Complex Reconstruction for Cuboid Syndrome in a 14-Year-Old Athlete

Case: This is a case of a 14-year-old female athlete with cuboid syndrome who underwent calcaneocuboid ligament complex reconstruction using a palmaris tendon allograft that was passed through 2 parallel extra-articular dorsoplantar bone tunnels through the calcaneus and cuboid. She returned to high-impact activities within 6 months. Two-and-a-half years postoperative, she continues sports with only minor stints of pain relieved with rest. Conclusion: Consensus regarding surgical treatment of cuboid syndrome has not been reached. This case report highlights a successful surgical technique for calcaneocuboid instability with potential for return to sports. We found 2 similar case reports in the literature.