This video introduces a condylectomy for a bone spur at the second metatarsal head. The speaker describes numbing the area, making an incision, reducing the bone prominence, and treating a corn on the second toe during the same procedure. The video also gives an estimated procedure time and return-to-work expectation.
Video transcript
This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity.
This morning, we are performing a condylectomy to address a bone spur at the second metatarsal head. We will numb the area, make an incision, and shave down the bone prominence. At the same time, we will treat the corn on the second toe. The speaker says the procedure will take about 25 minutes, the patient will walk afterward, and she will return to work the following day.
Key takeaways
- The procedure is identified as a condylectomy at the second metatarsal head.
- The bone prominence and a corn on the second toe are treated during the same session.
- The speaker estimates a 25-minute procedure and next-day return to work.
