The Weil Osteotomy is a common surgical procedure for problems in the forefoot such as plantar corns and calluses, plantarflexed metatarsals and problems commonly lumped under the term ‘metatarsalgia’. While the Weil Osteotomy is commonly used, it is also controversial and opinions are clearly divided on its usefulness. There have been a couple of online polls about this
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The Weil Osteotomy
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