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Diplopodia, accessory ray, lateral view.
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He was initially diagnosed with what was thought to be polydactyly, with an accessory ray arising from the lateral aspect of the left hind-foot, which was itself in equinovarus (Figures 1 and 2).
Diplopodia, accessory ray, dorsal view.
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He was initially diagnosed with what was thought to be polydactyly, with an accessory ray arising from the lateral aspect of the left hind-foot, which was itself in equinovarus (Figures 1 and 2).
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Diplopodia. Surgical exploration, attachment of the Achilles tendon.
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The Achilles tendon was attached to this accessory calcaneocuboid structure and not to the normal calcaneum (Figure 3).