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Tristan Meusnier¹, Prikesht Mukish¹

¹Foot and Ankle Surgery Center, Clinique Saint Charles, 25 rue de Flesselles, Lyon 69001, France.

Foot and Ankle Clinics

|June 5, 2016

Abstract:

Study groups have been formed in France to advance the use of minimally invasive surgery. These techniques are becoming more frequently used and the technique nuances are continuing to evolve. The objective of this article was to advance the awareness of the current trends in minimally invasive surgery for common diseases of the forefoot. The percutaneous surgery at the forefoot is less developed at this time, but also will be discussed.

Keywords:

Arthrodesis Forefoot surgery Hallux valgus Metatarsal osteotomy Minimally invasive technique Morton neuroma

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