Digital Deformity Recurrence is a clinical phenomenon in podiatric medicine characterized by the reemergence of abnormal toe alignment following surgical or nonsurgical correction of a primary digital deformity, distinguished from initial deformity development by its occurrence after documented resolution or improvement of the original pathological condition.
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Minimally Invasive Morton's Intermetatarsal Neuroma Decompression
Marek E. Zelent, Ronald M. Kane, David J. Neese et al. · Foot & Ankle International · 2007 · 61 citations
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