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hallux
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hallux [′hal·əks]
(anatomy)
The first digit of the hindlimb; the big toe of a human.
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Another says you might have hallux rigidus, a disorder of the joint at the base of the big toe.
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Hallux rigidus is caused by direct injury, hyperextension injury (turf toe), varus/valgus stress, and leads to or is associated with degenerative changes.
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