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An Updated Nerve Sparing Surgical Technique for Addressing Morton's Neuroma
Narendra Rajnikant Patel1, Stephanie Oexeman2, Edgardo R Rodriguez-Collazo3
1Deformity Correction of the Lower Limb, Achilles, Ankle, Foot and Peripheral Nerve Surgery, American Microsurgical Orthoplastic Society, AMITA St. Joseph Hospital Residency Program, Barrington Orthopedic Specialists, 929 West Higgins Road, Schaumburg, IL 60195, USA.
Abstract:
Morton's neuroma is a common painful pathology that occurs in the plantar forefoot. Many treatment options exist and surgical management is used after conservative treatment options fail. While within the literature, there is a high success rate with primary neurectomy procedures, the risk of recurrence of symptoms or "stump neuromas" remains difficult to treat and can lead to debilitating pain. This article expands on a previously published article to discuss an update on a nerve sparing, microneurosurgical, procedure for the management of Morton's neuromas.

