Lateral drift of the 3rd phalange from the 2nd

Posted on May 31, 2011 by admin

Does anyone know the cause of a lateral drift of the 3rd phalange from the 2nd on both feet? Plantarflexed metatarsal head and no signs of plantar plate tear. Possibly hereditary

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Lateral drift of the 3rd phalange from the 2nd

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