Surgical procedures for abducted toes

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abducted toe surgery suggestions

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Can someone give me some advice on surgery for abducted 2nd and 3rd
toes? I tried a Reverdin on the 2nd toe, but it did not solve the problem.
What would you recommend on the 3rd toe? I was thinking of performing
a Weil Osteotomy and pivoting the 3rd head to a more medial position.

The toes form a "V" when patient is weight-bearing. Any suggestions would
be greatly appreciated. She is scheduled for surgery very soon.

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