Why Do Lesser Toes Deviate Laterally in Hallux Valgus?

Posted on February 26, 2015 by admin

Why Do Lesser Toes Deviate Laterally in Hallux Valgus? A Radiographic Study Li-Yi Roan, et al Foot & Ankle International February 24, 2015 Quote: Background: Hallux valgus foot with laterally deviated lesser toes is a complex condition to treat.

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Why Do Lesser Toes Deviate Laterally in Hallux Valgus?

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