McBride's 1928 classic describes a soft-tissue-only correction for hallux valgus. The procedure requires no osteotomy and no joint resection. It is built on the principle that the adductor hallucis conjoined tendon is the dominant deforming force and can be rerouted to become corrective.
McBride's 1928 classic describes a soft-tissue-only correction for hallux valgus. The procedure requires no osteotomy and no joint resection. It is built on the principle that the adductor hallucis conjoined tendon is the dominant deforming force and can be rerouted to become corrective.