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What patient population is particularly at risk for juvenile hallux valgus?
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Females with generalized ligamentious
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With juvenile hallux valgus, in which position is the first metatarsal generally found?
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Primus varus
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How does the DMAA differ from normal?
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Increased
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What is a common associated finding at the IP joint?
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Hallux interphalangeus
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Juvenile HV usually requires what surgical procedure?
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Single or double (corrects DMAA) osteotomy of the first metatarsal
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At what age can these procedures be preformed?
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Once physes are closed
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What is teh treatment for severe deformity in a child with open physes?
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First cuneirform opening wedge osteotomy
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