1. Ferreira has his operation to mend his broken metatarsal.

2. Methods Variation of the first dorsal metatarsal artery was observed intraoperatively in 2 cases.

3. The presence of the first and second plantar metatarsal artery was 60 % and 58 % respectively.

4. It is safer to use the first dorsal metatarsal artery system as the second blood supply system.

5. Methods 9 cases of 2 ~5 metacarpal or metatarsal fractures were fixed with AO miniplates.

6. Methods The relationships of the first dorsal metatarsal artery to the first deep transverse metatarsal ligament and the extensor expansion were observed on 42 adult cadaver lower limbs.

7. The anatomical reduction of tarsometatarsal joint and metatarsal was also important to rebuild the function of foot.

8. A small damage to the metatarsal bones may have serious consequences.

9. Objective To introduce the method and advantages to treat strephexopodia of the first ptotic metatarsal head by modified peroneus longus internalization.

10. Objective : To evaluate the treatment methods and clinical effectiveness of dislocation and Fracture-dislocation of tarsi - metatarsal joint.

11. Methods: Anatomic study and biomechanical analysis were performed on the metatarsal cuff of 20 normal feet.

12. Macrodactyly were treated with excision of the involved digits or toes and partial excision of metacarpal or metatarsal bones.

13. Objective : To explore anatomic features and clinical significance of the metatarsal cuff.

14. Objective To report one good method of using reverse first dorsal metatarsal artery flap to repair the cutaneous deficiency of first metatarsophalangeal joint.

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15. Martin Skrtel hopes to step up his recovery from a broken metatarsal next week.

16. Objective To explore the clinical effect that the first metatarsal dorsal artery(FMDA) reversed flap repair hallux bone reveal.

17. Van Persie was in a rich vein of form before he suffered a broken metatarsal in mid-January.

18. The firm heel counter holds you steady, the forefoot's metatarsal gel pad cushions, and the high-density medial post helps prevent pronation .

19. Objective To report the surgical method and clinical results of reconstruct of the great toe soft tissue defects with modified island flaps based on the first dorsal metatarsal artery.

20. Since 1987, We had used the reversed first dorsal metatarsal artery island flap in 4 cases, the results were satisfactory.

21. Objective : To evaluate the treatment methods and clinical effectiveness of dislocation and fracture - dislocation of tarsi - metatarsal joint.

22. Whenever possible, it is most optimal to suture toe-digit arteries therefore risks in anatomic variances of the first dorsal metatarsal artery or vessels at the first web can be avoided.

23. Objective To investigate the effect and advantage of oblique osteotomy of the first metatarsal in treatment of hallux valgus deformity.

24. Conclusions The main blood supply on fibula side flap of great toe is from the base metatarsal artery, and the superficial branch of dorsal metatarsal artery is miner.

25. Many times a neuroma spacer pad can be build into the orthotic which then attempts to spread apart the adjacent metatarsal bones and thereby remove the pressure on the nerve, thus reducing pain.

26. The second toe pedicled with the first and second plantar metatarsal artery was taken to reconstruct the index finger.

27. The point is in the depression between the second and third metatarsal bones.

28. Metatarsalgia is a catch-all term that includes several painful foot conditions, such as calluses, dropped metatarsal heads, bursitis, arthritis, sesamoiditis, and Morton’s neuroma.

29. Objective: To study the spatial change of transverse arch in the metatarsal head during a normal walking cycle, demonstrate the significance of transverse arch in normal walking.

30. Deformities include flat feet, hammer toes, overlapping toes, halux valgus, joint subluxation, prominent metatarsal heads, medial convexity (Charcot foot) and amputation.