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Accessory navicular syndrome

Introduction: Accessory navicular syndrome

Description of Accessory navicular syndrome

Accessory navicular syndrome: Abnormal development of a child's foot where an extra bone called an accessory navicular occurs near the inside of the foot in front of the ankle. Most of the people with the condition are asymptomatic.

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