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Additional Left Foot Complications and Surgical Repairs

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This medical exhibit begins with a skeletal view of the left foot revealing the post-traumatic arthrosis that has developed in the first tarsometatarsal joint and the non-union of the second metatarsal shaft fracture. Next, the key steps of this surgical procedure are illustrated. These images include the arthrodesis of the first tarsometatarsal joint, the removal of the retained implant and the bone graft repair of the second metatarsal shaft. Finally, one additional skeletal view illustrates the post-operative condition.

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