Stainsby procedure for claw toes

Posted on June 17, 2011 by admin

Outcomes after the Stainsby Procedure in the Lesser Toes: An Alternative Procedure for the Correction of Rigid Claw Toe Deformity Laurence Dodd, Mordicai Atinga, Julian Foote, Simon Palmer Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery published online 17 June 2011. Quote: Clawing of the digits is a deformity seen both in patients with and without rheumatoid arthritis, resulting in pain and deformity in the forefoot.

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Stainsby procedure for claw toes

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