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Among these are proximal PL-to-peroneus brevis tenodesis and PL transfer to the lateral border of the calcaneus or cuboid (with or without excision of an associated os peroneum). While these procedures may have utility, it is unlikely that the aforementioned restore the active, simultaneous eversion, abduction, and dynamic plantarflexion of the normal PL muscle-tendon unit. A procedure is described which may be capable of restoring PL function in the presence of these more distal ruptures. This procedure begins with tendoscopic confirmation of the rupture, followed by externalization and debridement of the proximal tendon stump, whip suture preparation, and reinsertion under estimated physiologic tension into the first metatarsal base by way of nonabsorbable suture and endobutton. 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