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  <description>Overview A Hammer toes is a misshapen toe. The middle joint of the toe bends up in a way that makes the toe look like it is forming an upside-down V. The bent joint may rub the top of your shoe. Hammertoes can develop on any toe, but they usually happen in the second toe. Claw toes or mallet toes lo…</description>
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  <published>2015-07-05 06:46:48</published>
  <title>Hammer Toe Joint Fusion</title>
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