by Mr. Garth Allardice | 13 years ago
A bunion is characterised as a bony deformity of the joint at the base of the big toe. The main sign of a bunion is the big toe pointing towards the other toes on the same foot, which may force the foot bone attached to it (the first metatarsal) to stick outwards. The medical name for this toe
Description of Shoulder arthroscopy subacromial decompression by Rupen Dattani, London shoulder unit
By Mr. Rupen Dattani
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Elbow Instability Part 2
By Grant H. Garcia, MD
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See how we repair a shoulder labral SLAP tear with minimally invasive tactics (arthroscopy)...
By David Saper, MD
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Many finger fractures can be treated with closed pinning.
By Leo M Rozmaryn, MD
13 years ago
