What is the surgery to correct rheumatoid deformities in the foot?

The surgery to correct rheumatoid deformities in the foot is typically referred to as reconstructive foot surgery or forefoot reconstruction. This procedure may involve correcting bunions, realigning the toes, and addressing any joint deformities caused by rheumatoid Arthritis. Techniques can include arthrodesis (fusing joints), osteotomies (cutting and realigning bones), and soft tissue procedures to restore function and alleviate pain. The specific approach depends on the severity and type of deformities present.