Expert: 'Turf toe' could become arthritis

(Newswise) UPDATED 2007-12-24

A reporter talks to foot and ankle specialist Dr. David S. Levine about a form of degenerative arthritis known as hallux rigidus. This condition affects the big toe and usually strikes adults ages 30 to 60 years of age who sustained 'turf toe' injuries as early as high school sports. Dr. Levine discusses the condition, how it develops, and its treatments. He also explains why the incidence of this condition increases during this time of year. Read full story >

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