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California Foot and Ankle Institute (2006). The bunion: What is a bunion? Available at http://cafai.com/index.html
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FootcareOnline. Bunions/enlarged joints. Available at www.footcareonline.co.uk
Merck (2003). Hallux valgus and bunion. Merck Manual of Medical Information. www.merck.com
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