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Lateral metatarsal stress fractures and Pes cavus

Posted on October 1, 2011 by admin

Stress fractures of the lateral rays in the cavovarus foot: indication for surgical intervention. Bluth B, Eagan M, Otsuka NY. Orthopedics

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Lateral metatarsal stress fractures and Pes cavus

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