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Orthopedic surgeon Selene Parekh, M.D., talks about a new technique for correcting hammertoes -- a bent joint forcing toes to point in the direction of the bend -- using an implant that can mean less pain and time off one's feet. |
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 As seen on WKOW-TV in Madison, Wisconsin, and many other stations throughout the country. |
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Living in Style video about a new surgical treatment for Hammertoe. |
*Note: The Smart Toe implant does not allow for the immediate resumption of activity by the patient and is not designed to support immediate mobility. Immobilization is necessary during the bone-healing period (approximately six weeks). The surgeon must determine the length of immobilization after verifying fusion. Patient compliance during any healing period is critical to success. Physician should refer to the literature and the package insert for more information.
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