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Hallux Rigidus

What is hallux rigidus? | What symptoms might I get with hallux rigidus? | What causes hallux rigidus? | I have a bunion but my toe is also very stiff and painful | What treatments are available? | What are the most common operations for hallux rigidus? | What is a debridement and how does it work? | After the operation | What is a Fusion? | The operation | After the operation | I still don't like the sound of a fusion, what about a replacement?

 

Operative stills

the medial incision to the jointavoiding the cutaneous nerve.the joint exposed.
The medial incision to the jointAvoiding the cutaneous nerve.The joint exposed.
close up of the arthritic joint. the 'bare bone' of the metatarsal head (1), the dorsal spur/ shelf of additional arthritic bone (2) and the proximal phalynx(3) are all visable.the arthritic joint.the healthy bone beneath the arthritic surface has been exposed.
Close up of the arthritic joint. The "bare bone" of the metatarsal head (1), the dorsal spur/ shelf of additional arthritic bone (2) and the proximal phalynx(3) are all visable.The arthritic joint.The healthy bone beneath the arthritic surface has been exposed.
close up of prepared joint surface.insertion of the second screw across the joint ,to stabilise and compress . the first screw ,already in place , is labelled 1.the second screw fully inserted.
Close up of prepared joint surface.Insertion of the second screw across the joint ,to stabilise and compress . The first screw ,already in place , is labelled 1.The second screw fully inserted.

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