F, 68y/o, with pain and difficulty in walking. Rheumatic foo | Figure 1

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F, 68y/o, with pain and difficulty in walking. Rheumatic foot deformities. Done a hallux arthrodesis + Hoffman - mtt head resections - thru plantar approach. That's a nice solution for those patients.

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