Mallet hallux injury: A case report and literature review

Biondetti, Pierpaolo; Dalstrom, David J.; Ilfeld, Brian M.; Smitaman, Edward

doi:10.1016/j.clinimag.2020.01.018

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“…Mallet injuries of the lesser toes are common and well described, occurring most frequently at the second or third toe; however, they are rarely reported at the hallux (1). The underlying mechanism of injury involves plantarflexion of the distal phalanx to the extended interphalangeal (IP) joint.…”

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Mallet Hallux Injury Fixed With Extension Blocking Pin Technique: A Case Report

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Mallet hallux injuries are relatively rare, and management can range from conservative treatment to surgical fixation. Only a few cases of surgically treated are reported, and there is no consensus on the superiority of one technique to others in surgical treatment. We reviewed various options for surgical fixation of Mallet hallux injury and presented a case of mallet hallux injury treated with Kirschner wires with an extension blocking technique. Level of Evidence: V

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Mallet hallux injury: A case report and literature review

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Mallet hallux injury with extensor tendon rupture and avulsion fracture

Mallet hallux injury with extensor tendon rupture and avulsion fracture

Injection Technique for Mallet Toe Pain Syndrome

Mallet Hallux Injury Fixed With Extension Blocking Pin Technique: A Case Report

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