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Review Question - QID 8464

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QID 8464 (Type "8464" in App Search)
Figure 12 is the radiograph of a 3-year-old who has deformity of the first ray of the right foot. What is the most appropriate recommendation at this time?
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Observation

45%

215/482

Excision of the abnormal structure

41%

198/482

Lengthening of the metatarsal with external fixation

7%

33/482

Ray resection

6%

28/482

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The oblique radiograph shows a well-formed congenital longitudinal epiphyseal bracket. Excision of the bracket leads to decreased deformity and improves the potential for longitudinal growth. Observation alone will lead to the relative shortening of the first metatarsal and medial deviation of the hallux. Metatarsal lengthening can be considered if resection does not lead to sufficient growth. Ray resection is not necessary.

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