Long toe
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| Latin | Digitus pedis II |
The long toe (in Latin digitus pedis II or digitus pedis secundus) or second toe is the second digit of the foot. It is the toe distally and is next to the hallux.[1]
The second toe has three phalanx bones: the first, middle and third.
References[edit]
- ^ "Definition: 'Digitus (pedis) Secundus [II]'". MediLexicon. Retrieved July 12, 2012.
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