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... joint . Unlike the palmar apo- neurosis the central part of the plantar ... metatarsal bone . These septa separate the abductors of the big and little toes ... metatarsophalangeal joints , whereas in the fingers they extend beyond this ...
... joint . Unlike the palmar apo- neurosis the central part of the plantar ... metatarsal bone . These septa separate the abductors of the big and little toes ... metatarsophalangeal joints , whereas in the fingers they extend beyond this ...
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... metacarpophalangeal joints and the proximal interphalangeal joints . It is not caused by an infectious agent . Paronychia ... joint which over a period of years causes bloodless autoamputation of the toe - gen- erally the fifth and ...
... metacarpophalangeal joints and the proximal interphalangeal joints . It is not caused by an infectious agent . Paronychia ... joint which over a period of years causes bloodless autoamputation of the toe - gen- erally the fifth and ...
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