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Z-plasty of dorsal and plantar flaps for hallux varus with preaxial polydactyly of the foot.
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Surgical hallux varus reduction.
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The etiology of hallux varus: A review.
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Surgical repair of hallux varus.
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[Congenital hallux varus: surgical treatment].
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The treatment of acquired hallux varus after the McBride procedure.
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On-top plasty for duplicated hallux with hallux varus using microsurgical transfer of the whole toe.
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Spontaneous hallux varus: relation to poliomyelitis and congenital absence of the fibular sesamoid.
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Congenital hallux varus deformity with bilateral absence of the hallucal sesamoids.
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Dominant preaxial brachydactyly with hallux varus and thumb abduction.
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Diagnosis and treatment of first metatarsophalangeal joint disorders. Section 3: Hallux varus.
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Preaxial brachydactyly with abduction of thumbs and hallux varus: a distinct entity.
We describe a father and his daughter who had a unique pattern of preaxial brachydactyly, and unusual facial appearance. Both had short broad abducted thumbs and halluces. The second digits of both hands were also short and broad and those of feet were medially angulated. The radiographic findings were short first metacarpals and first metatarsals and hypoplastic phalanges of first two digits of hands and feet. A similar pattern of brachydactyly was described by Christian et al. [1972: Am J Hum Genet 24:694-701] and Mononen et al. [1992: Am J Med Genet 42: 706-713]. Our patients differ from those described by Christian et al. in that they did not have any mental retardation and from those of Mononen et al. by the absence of short stature and epiphyseal and metaphyseal changes. The heterogeneity of this new type of brachydactyly remains to be resolved.
Modified split extensor hallucis longus tendon transfer for correction of hallux varus.
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Re: Modified split extensor hallucis longus tendon transfer for correction of hallux varus, Lau JTC, Myerson MS, Foot Ankle Int. 23(12):1138-1140, 2002.
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Revisional hallux abducto valgus surgery using tricorrectional bunionectomy.
We present a radiographic analysis of 91 failed hallux abducto valgus surgeries. Patients were categorized by type of postoperative complication: hallux varus, hallux limitus, or recurrent hallux abducto valgus deformities. All deformities were radiographically evaluated preoperatively and after correction using tricorrectional bunionectomy. Analysis of the surgical revisions showed improvement in radiographic parameters, including the intermetatarsal angle, hallux abductus angle, proximal articular set angle, and tibial sesamoid position. We conclude that tricorrectional bunionectomy is a versatile procedure that can be used when addressing a residual deformity after failed hallux abducto valgus surgery.