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During the procedure, multiple small incisions, usually 2 to 3 mm in length, are made. Specialized instruments necessary to perform the osteotomies and correct deformities are inserted through these incisions. <\/p>\n
The number and type of incisions may vary according to the surgical technique used. Specifically for claw toe cases, incisions are made in the affected toe that do not exceed 2 mm, which allows the necessary corrective procedures to be carried out. <\/p>\n
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At Cl\u00ednica San Rom\u00e1n, we apply percutaneous or minimally invasive surgical techniques for the operation of bunions and claw toes, the result of more than 40 years of experience performing and perfecting these methods. These advanced techniques allow that, in most cases, patients can be operated on both feet in a single surgical procedure. This approach offers the advantage of going through a single postoperative period, with early recovery estimated at 40 days and the ability to walk from day one, thus maximizing comfort and minimizing downtime for the patient. <\/p>\n
Interventional radiology is used to verify all corrections made. This process is carried out under fluoroscopy, ensuring that each adjustment made to the bone structure is accurate and in accordance with the established surgical objectives. <\/p>\n
At the end of the surgery, the incisions are carefully sutured. Subsequently, a postoperative bandage is applied, which must be kept clean and dry. This dressing will remain in place until one week after surgery, at which time the specialist will remove it to check the surgical wounds and ensure proper healing. <\/p>\n
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