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Anterior tarsal tunnel release and excision of exostosis surgery recovery takes how long?can you walk after?how much pain is there? wheres the cut?
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?: There is not an area referred to as the Anterior Tarsal Tunnel. These are questions you should speak with your surgeon about.
Answered 8/9/2015
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