HALLUX VALGUS AND HAMMER TOE.

Hallux valgus and hammer toe.

An elderly woman was observed after hip surgery to start a rehabilitation program; physical examination revealed a lush hallux valgus, however no complaints were reported. Hallux valgus is a frequent forefoot deformity; global prevalence is 35% in those over 65 years-old.1 Women are more affected; deformity is normally attributed to ill-fitting shoes.1 Imbalance of the extrinsic/intrinsic foot ...

The treatment of hallux valgus with overriding second toe.

effusion in either child (Fig. 2) but needle aspirations subsequently demonstrated intracapsular blood under pressure . Following decompression, hip movements became much freer and the hips were radiographically reduced (Fig. lb). Discussion. Plain radiographs have been shown to be less accurate than ultrasound examination in the detection of hip effusion (Peck 1986); thus it has been suggested...

Hallux valgus (bunions).

INTRODUCTION: Hallux valgus (bunions) are prominent and often inflamed metatarsal heads and overlying bursae. They are associated with valgus deviation of the great toe which moves towards the second toe. Hallux valgus is found in at least 2% of children aged 9 to 10 years, and almost half of adults, with greater prevalence in women. METHODS AND OUTCOMES: We conducted a systematic review and ai...

Revision Hallux Valgus Surgery

Foot and ankle surgeons routinely perform surgery of the fi rst ray, such as correction of hallux valgus deformity. The complication rate in hallux valgus surgery ranges between 10% and 55%. 1 Although hallux valgus surgery is common, several common complications can occur that necessitate revision. There are several causes of hallux valgus surgery failure; often, potential complications can be...

The Effects of a Foot-Toe Orthosis on Dynamic Balance and Hallux Valgus Angle