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The extensor tendons to the fourth and second toes are then sectioned just distal
to the recently placed sutures. The ends of these two tendons are temporarily
permitted to lie freely in the distal incision. The peroneus longus and brevis ...
The extensor tendons to the fourth and second toes are then sectioned just distal
to the recently placed sutures. The ends of these two tendons are temporarily
permitted to lie freely in the distal incision. The peroneus longus and brevis ...
Page 170
Extensor tendons five and three are divided distal to the suture. Step 3. Through
distal curved incision, split long toe extensor tendon sheaths. Step 4. Deliver free
ends of tendons five and three into the lower incision. Step 5. Pass number 00 ...
Extensor tendons five and three are divided distal to the suture. Step 3. Through
distal curved incision, split long toe extensor tendon sheaths. Step 4. Deliver free
ends of tendons five and three into the lower incision. Step 5. Pass number 00 ...
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14-13). A thin, narrow osteotome similar to that which is employed in hand
surgery is then used to complete the osteotomy. One-quarter inch of the shaft is
resected from the distal fragment and 1/2 inch from the proximal fragment. A drill
hole is ...
14-13). A thin, narrow osteotome similar to that which is employed in hand
surgery is then used to complete the osteotomy. One-quarter inch of the shaft is
resected from the distal fragment and 1/2 inch from the proximal fragment. A drill
hole is ...
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CHAPTER PAGE Introduction | 11 |
Development and Physiology | 13 |
Anatomy | 22 |
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