The surgical correction of a hallux valgus deformity presenting with a pes adductus has long proven to be a difficult undertaking. The medial shift of the metatarsal bones limits the scope for surgical correction and leads to inherently high reoccurrence rates. Current invasive treatments often give rise to profound soft tissue trauma and prolonged swelling, while requiring strict relief from weight-bearing in the affected foot. In this paper, it is aimed to introduce an easy and useful modification of the Distal Metatarsal Minimal-invasive Osteotomy (DMMO) to perform the effective, simultaneous correction of a pes adductus during surgical treatment of a hallux valgus. We followed-up 143 patients with a hallux valgus and simultaneous pes adductus deformity who underwent one of three additional interventions contemporaneous to the lateralising DMMO: The assessment of radiological and clinical outcomes after a follow-up period of 12-25 months showed a sustained and effective correction of the pes adductus with a well-aligned hallux. The surgery was characterised by a low incidence of postoperative complications and high patient satisfaction while allowing for pain-adapted, post-operative weight-bearing. Level of Clinical Evidence: 3.

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