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Toenails after ankle surgery

Posted on February 22, 2014 by admin

I broke my ankle in many places and had to get rods, screws, plates, etc in my right ankle. My foot was placed in a halo for 6 months until everything fused. Since then the toenails on that foot grow much differently from my left foot.

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Toenails after ankle surgery

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