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SURGICAL TREATMENT OF HALLUX VALGUS IN TROOPS IN TRAINING AT FORT JACKSON DURING THE YEAR OF 1942
Mather Cleveland; Leon J. Willien; Patrick C. Doran
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Medical Corps, Army of the United States
1944 by The American Orthopaedic Association, Inc.
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery.  1944; 26:531-534 
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Abstract

The operative treatment for bunions among soldiers in training restores too few to full duty to justify its recommendation. The exception to this is among Army nurses, where a high percentage of success may be expected. Fifty per cent. of the soldiers who had a single bunion operated upon have returned to full duty, but only 13.3 per cent. of those with bilateral bunions operated upon have returned to full duty.

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