Tratamento do hálux valgo com a técnica do chevron-Akin percutâneo
Keywords:
hallux valgus, minimally invasive surgery, rotational deformityAbstract
The present study demonstrates a case report using the chevron- Akin technique for percutaneous hallux valgus correction, considered the third generation of minimally invasive surgeries. There was a significant improvement in pain and function symptoms at 17 months postoperatively, with the result being considered excellent by the patient. The radiographic correction showed a variation of 33 degrees in the metatarsophalangeal angle and 12 degrees in the intermetatarsal angle. The osteotomy consolidated and there were no major or minor complications.
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