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Is Cheilectomy a Good Long Term Solution for Treatment of Hallux Rigidus?
Hallux rigidus is a painful deformity of the foot that can be well managed with conservative and surgical options. First metatarsophalangeal joint cheilectomy has shown good to excellent results in pain relief and function. This study aims to determine long-term functional results and survivorship of cheilectomy for treatment of hallux rigidus.
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I have done 600 of Dr. Bruce Lawrence 's double stem silicone Primus Implant with decades of follow up on most.Followed up each with orthotic devices and quality footgear. Outstanding results, accomplished within 45 minutes of local anesthetic. Recommended highly for Hallux Rigidity,painful lack of ROM. Dr. Tim Byron, D, A.B.F.A.S., F,ACFAS.,F,ASPS., M.S.,Ed. Retired,USAR,LTC