Often the immediate response to any soft tissue or non-bone-breaking concept is it must be a weak correction and only suitable for mild bunion feet.
McBride procedure: McBride procedure was first described in the 1950's and is one of only few non-bone-breaking surgeries that have been described in the history of bunion surgery.
It was found ineffective mainly due to its ineffectiveness in correcting first metatarsal alignment. Despite many subsequent modifications trying to amend this deficiency, McBride procedure is seldom being reported anymore.
Reference information: www.bunioncenter.com
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