Hallux Rigidus: Multimedia

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Further Reading

Keywords

hallux flexus, hallux limitus, dorsal bunion, metatarsus primus elevatus, hallux dolorosus, winkle-picker's disease, dorsal bunion, stiff big toe, stiff great toe

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Minoo Hadjari Hollis, MD, Consulting Surgeon, Department of Surgery, Gulf Breeze Hospital
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