[Comparative study on changes in forefoot width after minimally invasive extra-articular osteotomy via small incision for hallux valgus].

The minimally invasive extra-articular osteotomy via small incision for hallux valgus, despite not removing the medial osteophyte of the first metatarsal, can still effectively improve the forefoot width and osteophyte width. While correcting the IMA and HVA, it can more effectively restore the DMAA, resulting in better AOFAS scores.

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2025-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.7507/1002-1892.202411013
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Foot and Ankle Surgery
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[Comparative study on changes in forefoot width after minimally invasive extra-articular osteotomy via small incision for hallux valgus].

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The minimally invasive extra-articular osteotomy via small incision for hallux valgus, despite not removing the medial osteophyte of the first metatarsal, can still effectively improve the forefoot width and osteophyte width. While correcting the IMA and HVA, it can more effectively restore the DMAA, resulting in better AOFAS scores.

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