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Six Out of Ten Adults Have Deformities on Their Toes without Knowing that They Can Be Prevented
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“An example of this are mallet fingers or hammer fingers, two different digital deformities, but the cause of which may be similar: muscle imbalances, inappropriate shoes or diseases such as arthritis,” said Jorge Escoto, a podiatologist and member of the ICOPCV board of directors. For his part, the mallet finger involves a downward curvature in the joint closest to the nail and is usually caused by the use of tight footwear, followed by abnorma…
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