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Review Question - QID 6157

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QID 6157 (Type "6157" in App Search)
What is the preferred treatment of a symptomatic curly toe deformity in a 6-year-old child?

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17%

91/528

Tape the toe to the adjacent toes for 8 weeks

19%

99/528

Tenotomy of the flexor tendons

55%

290/528

Transfer of the flexor tendons to the extensor mechanism

8%

44/528

Arthrodesis of the proximal interphalangeal joint

0%

2/528

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While some curly toe deformities spontaneously improve in younger children, the deformity is likely to persist in a 6-year-old child. Taping techniques result in no change or only a temporary decrease in deformity. Studies have shown that simple flexor tenotomy is as effective as flexor tendon transfer. Arthrodesis is rarely indicated.

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