nail surgery in MS patient

Posted on May 13, 2014 by admin

I would be greateful for any advice anyone might have. We have a patient with Multiple Sclerosis who we are considering doing nail surgery on. She has uncontrollable triggering of both first toes which has lead to hyper extension which in turn has lead to her toes / nails rubbing on her footwear.

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