Review Question - QID 211671

A 62-year-old female presents with worsening left foot pain over the last year. Her pain is located mostly in her great toe and is worse with prolonged walking. She has noticed it is more difficult to wear her normal shoe wear due to medial sided great toe pain. Physical examination reveals hallux MTP dorsiflexion of 5° and plantarflexion of 20° with pain through the arc of motion. There is a positive grind test. Her current radiographs are demonstrated in figure A. What is the most reliable operative treatment for this patient?