Current Issue December 2011 | Vol. 16, No. 4

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December 2011
Current Management of Lesser Toe DisordersJohn T. Campbell, MD, Guest Editor

The lesser toes contribute to normal function of the forefoot and to propulsive gait. Disorders of these toes can be difficult for the patient and surgeon alike. Patients suffer pain, dysfunction, and difficulty with footwear, all hallmarks of lesser toe pathology. Surgeons also find these problems troubling, with seemingly simple surgeries complicated by recurrent pain, deformity, and patient dissatisfaction. This issue of Foot and Ankle Clinics explores various conditions, considering etiology, evaluation, nonoperative treatment, and surgical options for the lesser toes. A panel of international authors provides outcomes-based recommendations along with personal experience and practical tips to assist the reader in treating these difficult problems.

2011 - Volume 16

September 2011
Tendon Transfers in the Foot and Ankle
Christopher P. Chiodo, MD, and Eric M. Bluman, MD, PhD, Guest Editors

June 2011
Nerve Problems of the Lower Extremity
John S. Gould, MD, Guest Editor

March 2011
Current and New Techniques for Primary and Revision Arthrodesis
Beat Hintermann, MD, Guest Editor

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Mark S. Myerson, MD

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