Review Question - QID 214148

A 56 year-old male with chronic foot pain presents to your clinic for initial evaluation. He has been treated nonoperatively by a podiatrist with custom orthotics and physical therapy. However his symptoms have progressed to the point it is limiting his ability to perform his job as a postal worker. On examination you note complete loss of his medial arch of the foot. He is unable to perform a single-leg heel rise, but his hindfoot is flexible and passively correctible. He has full strength with inversion, eversion, plantar flexion, and dorsiflexion. You obtained an Xray in your clinic demonstrated in figure A and B. What surgical intervention should you offer this patient?